Ribbit, a phone company offering an open voice integration platform has announced the availability of version 2.0 of Ribbit (News - Alert) for Salesforce CRM and its channel partner program. The new version integrates voice communication with CRM... More »

Ribbit, a cellular phone provider, has released Ribbit for Salesforce CRM and its channel partner programme, reports Market Watch... More »

The Web phone company Ribbit said it has improved its communication services with the launch of Ribbit for Salesforce 2.0. Ribbit, which bills itself as Silicon Valley's first phone company, created a platform that allows developers to integrate voice communications into software and Web sites... More »

Ribbit, the web phone company recently acquired by BT, continues to tie together many of your communication tools with the release of Ribbit for Salesforce 2.0, which adds compatibility with landline phones, Google Talk and Skype... More »

Recent BT acquisition Ribbit continues its steady progress as the phone app platform to beat, announcing the second version of its voice-enabling Salesforce.com application today... More »

Commercial version of CRM application turns voice messages into customer data. CRM software services like those from Salesforce.com Inc. can make sales organizations a lot more efficient. Such products organize information so that employees can access everything they need to know about a customer with just a few clicks... More »

After an extraordinarily successful private beta program involving more than 70 businesses of all different sizes, Ribbit -- Silicon Valley's first phone company -- today announced general availability of Ribbit for Salesforce, the first enterprise application to ever link mobile voice communications and Software as a Service (SaaS) business workflow... More »

Ribbit (News - Alert) Corporation, an Internet telephony (VoIP) company, is introducing a new service that merges with Salesforce's on-demand customer relationship management (CRM) software in several ways... More »

Ribbit has officially released its "voiceware" application that integrates with Salesforce.com. I have been using Ribbit with Salesforce for ~3 weeks now and have been pleased. More important than anything for me was simply getting my voicemail digitally... More »

Once upon a time, in a career far, far away, I worked in marketing communications for a Fortune 500 company. CRM software, such as it was then, consisted mainly of managing your business cards and taking some notes, so it's an industry I've stayed interested in as it's grown and evolved... More »

Ribbit for Salesforce debuted today. First demonstrated at the company's launch last December, Ribbit for Salesforce has been in beta since, at 70 businesses. It's now available to all US customers of salesforce.com, via the salesforce.com AppExchange. Prices start at $25/month with a 30 day free trial... More »

Ribbit, which bills itself as "Silicon Valley's first phone company," has been getting a lot of positive attention. The Mountain View startup has created a platform that allows developers to integrate users' phones into their web applications with minimal fuss. Tomorrow, Ribbit plans to launch Ribbit for Salesforce, the first big showcase of what its platform can do... More »

Ribbit is finally launching (in the official sense) its Salesforce application, enabling users to make phone calls from directly within the application as an integrated feature that aligns with all the other Salesforce contact-management tools... More »

Alternative service provider Ribbit this week said it has gone live with a service integrating mobile voice calling and other telephony features into Salesforce.com... More »

A flash of brilliance has combined Ribbit's newly released Amphibian voiceware, with Salesforce's to allow SF users to update client information and weld voice and data messages into their work flow... More »

The internet is set to get louder with the talkification of the web. By adding telephone functionality to HTML pages, innovative software developers are about to give your browser a voice... And going one step further is, Ribbit, which calls itself "Silicon Valley's first phone company". According to Ribbit, the walled garden model of the past must make way for a web-based, Flash-enabled world that is not bound to any particular hardware or software... More »

Fresh out of a beta test in which 70 businesses used its inaugural product, Ribbit made its voice application available to all Salesforce.com customers in the United States and added voice automation memos. Ribbit for Salesforce converts voice to text and puts the data right into Salesforce... More »