Tollring Secures New 3-Year Contract with Dstny to Deliver Advanced Call Recording Solutions

By Stefania Viscusi July 15, 2024

Tollring announced it extended its long-standing partnership with Dstny, a European cloud business communications provider, by securing a new three-year contract. This agreement includes Tollring delivering its latest call recording solution to Dstny’s pan-European service providers.




Since Dstny’s acquisition of Telepo (News - Alert) in 2021, Tollring has been a key partner, providing products and services that integrate seamlessly with Dstny’s infrastructure and meet customer compliance requirements across various regions.

Tollring is a software developer specializing in data visualization and business intelligence tools that help businesses manage, understand, and control a vast array of communications information, resources, and assets.

Daan De Wever, co-founder and CEO of Dstny Group commented, “We are excited to renew our partnership, which allows us to launch our new Dstny Premium Call Recording solution, powered by Tollring. The new user interface of the application meets our own objectives of delivering simplicity, intuitiveness, and easy deployment. These priorities enable us to deliver an excellent experience both to our partners and their customers.”

Dstny simplifies communication for businesses, partners, and service providers with a range of products delivered across voice, video, and chat formats. It’s mobile-first design and easy integration, combined with strong local partnerships, allow it to offer exceptional user experiences.

 “As one of the fastest-growing communications companies in the Deloitte (News - Alert) Technology Fast 50, with 295% revenue growth over the past four years, we are delighted to continue our valued partnership with Dstny. Our relationship grows from strength to strength as they take advantage of our latest technical advances, including our newest call recording solution,” said Tony Martino, CEO of Tollring.




Edited by Greg Tavarez
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