Frost & Sullivan has recognized SuccessKPI as the 2025 Global Customer Value Leader in the Workforce Engagement Management industry. The award highlights SuccessKPI’s strong focus on AI-driven innovation, consistent performance, and its ability to deliver measurable business outcomes for enterprises worldwide.
The recognition comes at a time of significant momentum for SuccessKPI. The company has recorded triple-digit business growth, fueled by rising demand for AI-powered quality management, automation, and workforce intelligence. Alongside this growth, SuccessKPI has expanded its global footprint with data centers across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Singapore, and has announced plans to enter the Middle East market in 2026.
According to Frost & Sullivan’s independent analysis, SuccessKPI stands out for delivering exceptional value through its unified, AI-powered WEM platform. The SaaS-based solution brings together workforce management, conversation analytics, automated quality monitoring, and agent assistance in a single platform. Analysts highlighted the company’s “invisible AI” approach and customer-first philosophy as key differentiators that drive operational efficiency, scalability, and improved customer experiences.
SuccessKPI leadership welcomed the recognition as validation of its long-term vision. CEO Dave Rennyson said the company’s mission is to transform how organizations harness AI by embedding intelligence directly into everyday workflows. By focusing on outcome-driven insights rather than complexity, SuccessKPI aims to enhance agent performance while creating more meaningful customer interactions at scale.
Frost & Sullivan’s report also emphasized the platform’s ability to eliminate the challenges associated with managing multiple, disconnected workforce systems. Innovations such as GenAI Deep Prompts and Automated Quality Monitoring were identified as standout capabilities, enabling organizations to analyze every customer interaction across channels, automatically identify compliance risks, surface emerging trends, and continuously improve agent coaching and customer satisfaction.
Customer results played a major role in the evaluation. According to Frost & Sullivan’s research, organizations using SuccessKPI report high accuracy in classifying call reasons across languages, complete call scoring compared to traditional sampling methods, and significant gains in customer satisfaction, agent productivity, and workforce adherence. Reductions in attrition, wrap-up time, and operational friction further reinforced the platform’s measurable impact.
Frost & Sullivan concluded that SuccessKPI’s integrated, AI-first approach delivers strong business value without sacrificing usability. The firm noted that the company’s emphasis on transparency, continuous improvement, and value creation has positioned SuccessKPI as a trusted partner for enterprises modernizing their workforce engagement and customer experience strategies.