Contact Center 360™
A vendor-neutral enterprise assessment platform for running comprehensive contact center reviews live with your customer — 96 structured questions across 14 domains, with evidence, findings, risks and maturity scoring in one traceable record.
Work stays in this browser: create a workspace per customer, run Workshop Mode in the room, and every response, finding and risk is saved as you type. First time here? Read the step-by-step user guide for the eight-step process, per-domain facilitation notes and the scoring rules. Prefer a shorter self-score? Use the free contact center assessment.
Open the assessment workspace
The workspace opens in its own tab so you get the full screen for live workshops — no site navigation competing with the assessment. Free access with a verified company work email.
Opens in a new tab. Already registered? Sign in with your work email from the same screen to resume a saved assessment.
Contact Center 360 — frequently asked questions
What the platform covers, how maturity is scored, and how a live workshop assessment is run end to end.
- What is Contact Center 360?
- Contact Center 360™ is a vendor-neutral enterprise assessment platform for running a full contact center review live with your customer — 96 structured questions across 14 domains, with maturity scoring, evidence capture, findings, risks and a sequenced roadmap held in one traceable record.
- How is Contact Center 360 different from the free contact center assessment?
- The free contact center assessment is a short self-score that gives you an executive snapshot in 8–10 minutes. Contact Center 360 is the practitioner workspace: it runs a multi-session workshop across every domain, records evidence and owners per question, tracks confidence, and produces a board-ready report you can defend line by line.
- How long does a Contact Center 360 assessment take?
- Most engagements run two to four weeks: one to two workshop sessions per domain group, a week for evidence follow-up, then scoring calibration and readout. Workshop Mode is designed so each domain can be facilitated in a 60–90 minute block.
- Which contact center domains does the assessment cover?
- 14 domains: Business & CX Strategy, Operating Model, Infrastructure, CCaaS & Telephony, IVR, Routing & Self-Service, Digital & Omnichannel, Customer Journeys, Agent & Supervisor Workflows, Applications & Integrations, Workforce, Quality & Operations, Data, Reporting & Analytics, Security, Compliance & Resilience, Automation & AI Readiness, AI Governance & Value.
- How is contact center maturity scored?
- Every maturity signal is scored on a 1–5 scale with a written definition, and yes/no answers map to 4 or 2. Domain scores are the weighted average of those signals; free-text and numeric answers carry evidence only and never move the score. Gap is target minus current, and the largest weighted gaps sequence the roadmap.
- Is Contact Center 360 vendor-neutral?
- Yes. No question assumes a platform. It applies to Amazon Connect, Genesys, NICE, Five9, Cisco, Avaya, Talkdesk, Kore.ai, Salesforce, Microsoft and Google estates, and to hybrid or on-premise environments.
- Where is our assessment data stored?
- Workspaces are saved to your account so you can resume a live assessment across sessions and devices, and every response, finding and risk is written as you type. Access requires a verified company work email.
- Who should attend a Contact Center 360 workshop?
- Per domain, invite the accountable owner plus one person who runs the day-to-day: operations and workforce leads, the platform or telephony owner, CX and QA, integration and data engineering, security and compliance, and finance for unit economics.
- What deliverables come out of the assessment?
- A maturity scorecard by domain, a findings register with severity and owner, a risk register, an evidence trail per question, a prioritized roadmap driven by weighted gaps, and an exportable branded PDF report for the steering committee.
- Is Contact Center 360 free to use?
- Yes — the platform is free with a verified company work email. Practitioner-led facilitation of the assessment is a separate paid engagement if you want pronix.ai to run the workshops with you.
What is Contact Center 360?
Contact Center 360 is a structured assessment workspace for evaluating an entire contact center estate — operations, technology, experience, workforce, data and cost — in one collaborative session. Teams score dimensions together, capture evidence against each finding, and export a shareable current-state view with a prioritized transformation roadmap.
What you enter
- Estate profile: platforms, sites, channels, agent population
- Collaborative dimension scoring from the operating team
- Evidence and commentary captured against each finding
How it is calculated
- 1.Set up the estate profile and invite the assessing team into the workspace.
- 2.Work through each assessment dimension, scoring collaboratively.
- 3.Attach evidence and commentary so every score is defensible.
- 4.Review the aggregated heatmap and rank gaps by impact and effort.
- 5.Export the current-state view and roadmap for the steering group.
What you get back
- Collaborative current-state heatmap
- Evidence-linked findings per dimension
- Prioritized transformation roadmap
- Exportable executive readout
Built for: Transformation, CX and contact center leadership teams running a structured estate review.
How is Contact Center 360 different from the free assessment?
The free assessment is a fast, single-scorer maturity snapshot. Contact Center 360 is a collaborative workspace where a team scores together, attaches evidence and produces a defensible current-state readout for a steering group.
Who should take part in a Contact Center 360 session?
Operations, technology, workforce, quality and finance representation. Single-function assessments consistently over-score the dimensions that function owns and under-score everything else.