Total Gross profit: € 40.3 million
2024 marked an important step in our “path to profitability” journey, which began when we took CM.com public in 2020. An entrepreneurial mindset has always been key to our growth. Our first-ever product was a service that allowed venue promoters to send SMS messages directly to clubbers to publicize events, rather than simply handing out paper flyers.
A true innovation at the time. Going into 2025, CM.com continues to act at the forefront of innovation as we focus on utilizing Agentic AI technology for its customers and on becoming an AI-first company.
Read moreAt CM.com, we always have been fully committed to integrating sustainability into our identity and strategy and we will continue this journey, hereby acting as a frontrunner to developing technologies that benefit society and make life easier, safer, and more beautiful.
We believe that technology can be used to drive positive change, and we are fully committed to integrating sustainability into our identity and strategy.
Read moreCM.com (AMS: CMCOM) is a global leader in AI-powered Customer Engagement solutions, providing businesses one platform to engage with consumers.
Our engagement platform empowers marketing, sales, and customer support teams to automate interactions with customers across various mobile channels, seamlessly integrated with payment capabilities that drive sales, attract customers, and boost satisfaction.
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Contact UsLatest Investors NewsYou only get a few seconds to make an impact with your business messaging, so make those seconds count. While traditional SMS is still widely used, it's becoming limited in its features. RCS for Business is SMS 2.0 - native and easy to use, but also rich and engaging. The perfect tool for business messaging! Let's see where RCS can truly make a difference.
Retailers are largely unaware of who their customers are, especially in brick-and-mortar stores. This is a problem. In a world dominated by data, retail faces an interesting challenge. How to inform strategy and decision making when the vast majority of shoppers choose to remain anonymous by avoiding joining loyalty programs?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been in development for decades, but the way we use it today has changed dramatically. With the advent of ChatGPT and other applications, AI has suddenly become tangible for the general public. While it was previously used primarily for specific, often invisible applications (think fraud detection in banking or predictive maintenance in industry), it now actively assists in content creation, enhancing customer experiences, and streamlining processes. Within customer experience, three forms of AI are particularly relevant: generative, agentic, and predictive AI. In this article, we’ll break them down and explain how to leverage them effectively.
The insurance industry is known for its complex processes and heavy administrative load. Fragmented communication, outdated systems, and complicated policy conditions mean that finding the right information or processing changes often takes far longer than it should. AI agents can change that. They answer questions, pull real-time data from internal systems, and seamlessly trigger processes.
In today’s competitive global real estate market, agencies are flooded with inquiries on listed properties. Buyers expect instant answers about availability, pricing, and next steps — often outside office hours. For real estate agents, this creates a heavy workload: handling repetitive questions, scheduling viewings, and informing disappointed buyers when a property is already sold or oversubscribed. Without automation and smart workflows, agencies risk being overwhelmed, leading to frustrated buyers and missed opportunities for meaningful interactions. HALO, CM.com’s AI-powered engagement platform, helps real estate companies streamline these processes. AI agents work 24/7, provide human-like responses, and handle routine tasks instantly. This frees agents to focus on what matters most: building relationships and guiding serious buyers through the transaction.
Black Friday stands out as one of the most anticipated shopping events of the year. Last year, Black Friday 2024, consumer spending reached US$ 74.4 billion, which is up 5% from 2023. And safe estimates suggest that online sales will grow another 3-6% this year. Time to jump into the holiday craze and strive for maximum exposure with high-impact messages. Be seen, be heard, and convert!
The fastest path to more conversions is maximizing reach - after all, customers can not buy your products or use your services if they haven't heard of you.
The live events industry - from sports matches to festivals and concerts - is under pressure. Fans demand more, technology evolves constantly, and internal teams are stretched thin. In this shifting landscape, AI agents aren't here to replace people, but to amplify them - bringing structure, speed, and clarity where it's needed most.
AI agents aren’t just shaping the future they’re transforming how companies serve and connect with their customers right now. From answering service requests instantly, to guiding shoppers through a purchase, to spotting upsell opportunities in real time, the question is no longer if you should implement AI, but how quickly you can put it to work.
