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Logo Customer Industry Empl. Revenue Country Vendor Application Category When VAR/SI Insight Insight Source
US Department of Veterans Affairs Government 371000 $301.0B United States Exela Technologies Exela Customer Satisfaction and Retention Customer Engagement,Customer Experience 2019 General Dynamics Information Technology In 2019 the US Department of Veterans Affairs selected Exela Technologies, teaming with General Dynamics Information Technology as prime, to deliver the VICCS program that provides enterprise wide claims intake, file conversion, digital mailroom and records management across the United States. The engagement explicitly includes Exela Customer Satisfaction and Retention as part of Exela's integrated customer communications and contact center capability, aligning the deployment with the Customer Engagement,Customer Experience category and the VA benefits administration mission. The implementation centered on modular capabilities including enterprise claims intake, automated file conversion and indexing, a centralized digital mailroom, records management and customer communications and notification services. Exela Customer Satisfaction and Retention was used to support inbound and outbound communications workflows and contact center orchestration, tying message routing and notification services into benefit recipient communications and case handling processes. Operational coverage was enterprise wide across VA sites in the United States and focused on benefits administration business functions, records lifecycle management and recipient communications. The solution was deployed as an integrated services stack feeding benefit processing workflows and CRM oriented communications, with Exela components providing document ingestion and communication orchestration that support outbound notification and inbound contact handling for benefits recipients. Program governance was executed under the VICCS task order with General Dynamics Information Technology as prime, which coordinated rollout sequencing, standards for records retention and program level oversight. The contract and configuration were intended to improve benefits administration turnaround and data quality through standardized intake, conversion and communications processes.
US Department of Veterans Affairs Government 371000 $301.0B United States ID.me ID.me Identity and Access Management (IAM) 2016 n/a In 2016, the US Department of Veterans Affairs contracted ID.me to provide authentication and identity proofing for VA.gov, implementing ID.me as the Identity and Access Management (IAM) solution to enable veterans to securely access healthcare and benefits online. The engagement began in early 2016 and delivered a federated, NIST compliant login experience across VA services in the United States, aligning the US Department of Veterans Affairs ID.me Identity and Access Management (IAM) relationship with federal security requirements. The implementation centered on identity proofing and multi factor authentication capabilities, with ID.me configured to perform identity verification workflows and to enforce MFA for veteran facing accounts. Functional modules implemented included federated authentication for single sign on across veteran facing sites and identity proofing pipelines that meet NIST risk and assurance frameworks, preserving credential assurance while simplifying user access flows. Operational coverage for the deployment spanned VA.gov and integrated into VA service portals that provide healthcare and benefits access, consolidating authentication across multiple veteran facing services to reduce login fragmentation. The solution operated within the United States, focused on veteran populations accessing online benefits and clinical portals, and used federation to unify authentication without naming other VA backend systems. Governance for the ID.me deployment emphasized federal security standards, NIST compliance, and centralized authentication controls to standardize access policies across departments delivering veteran services. The rollout reduced login fragmentation across veteran facing sites and streamlined access management, while maintaining identity proofing and multi factor authentication as core controls for online benefit and healthcare access.
Government 371000 $301.0B United States Kforce Kforce Talent Sourcing 2018 n/a
Government 371000 $301.0B United States Exela Technologies Exela Compensation Compensation Management 2012 n/a
Government 371000 $301.0B United States PDF Share Forms PDF Share Forms Document Management 2021 n/a
Government 371000 $301.0B United States Prodigo Prodigo Marketplace eCommerce 2020 Liberty It Solutions
Government 5780 $1.1B United States Granicus Granicus govDelivery Citizen Engagement 2025 n/a
Government 5780 $1.1B United States Google Google Workspace (Formerly Google G-Suite) Collaboration 2012 n/a
Government 5780 $1.1B United States Google Google Charts Analytics and BI 2011 n/a
Government 5780 $1.1B United States Proofpoint Proofpoint Email Security and Protection Secure Email Gateways (SEGs) 2011 n/a
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