Vancouver’s XenCall has changed its name to Readymode and secured $4 million in venture debt to scale its operations.

Original Source: Techcouver.

Vancouver’s XenCALL has changed its name to Readymode and secured $4 million in venture debt to scale its operations.

Readymode is a call centre software provider that offers industry leading dialing speeds through its cloud-based predictive dialer. The new brand marks a new era for the company and better aligns with the startup’s ambitions and evolution.

The funding will be put towards hiring more than 40 new employees over the next year as the company positions itself among the industry’s biggest players.

“The overwhelming adoption and success of our industry leading software has significantly accelerated our growth and has brought us to an inflection point where we’re rapidly scaling the business,” says Readymode CEO, Jason Jantz.

“We’re going to leverage this new funding to assemble a diverse and highly skilled team that will be critical to ensuring we continue developing innovative, best-in-class solutions that revolutionize how organizations start sales conversations.”

The investment is being led by ScotiaBank’s Technology and Innovation Banking arm, which provides funding, expertise, and support for high-potential tech ventures. The funding further validates Readymode’s core product, while adding another disruptive technology to ScotiaBank’s growing portfolio.

“Simply put, the needs of business communication have evolved and Readymode represents our way of evolving with it,” says Jantz.