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From sales & acquisitions, enquiries & complaint handling, to managing campaigns & retention strategies, we’re trusted by over 50 of the UK’s leading brands.

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With our flexible, expert customer service teams, we're supporting clients through their busiest times of the year, with extra resourcing, thorough planning, insight and smart technology.

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Capita, using its wholly-owned subsidiary Updata Infrastructure (UK) Limited, has been selected by Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (EPUT) to deliver wide area connectivity (WAN) to over 400 NHS sites in the Essex region. The five-year contract is worth £5.7 million, with the new service starting in September 2018, with a 12-month implementation from Autumn 2018.

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We're helping our clients achieve better customer experience through our range of automation technologies.

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From speech analytics and virtual assistance, to visual intelligent voice routing (IVR), we're developing innovative applications that are empowering agents to deliver even better customer experiences.

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Capita plc today announces that it has agreed with Transport for London (TfL) to expand its current contract to include the Central London Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ).

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We are delighted to have been accredited as a Westminster Lion, recognised by the City Council for our positive impact on Westminster communities; delivering opportunities for residents, and improving their neighbourhoods and environment within the City.

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We’re helping our clients work smarter, improve operational performance and enhance customer experience by introducing software robots to undertake high-volume, repetitive processes.

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Our vast range of customer services for local authorities includes general enquiries, council switchboards, advice lines, complaints handling & one-stop-shops.

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The majority of UK businesses fear becoming ‘irrelevant’ within the next five years through failing to make a successful transition to an automated workplace.

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