Customer communications management

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Customer Communications Management (CCM) is a software that companies uses to communicate with the customers. Originally, customer communications referred to printed documents, archived digital documents, and email.^[1] Organizations' digital transformation of customer communications expanded communication distribution including SMS, in-app notifications, responsive design mobile experiences and messages over common social media platforms.^{[2] [3]}