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Overview

50 - 249

Employees

2006

Year Founded

ABOUT COMMUSOFT

World-class customer journeys for field service

Commusoft is a comprehensive field service software that optimizes all facets of your operations, including jobs, sales, and communication. Our mission at Commusoft is to inform and empower field service businesses by offering dedicated support from the very beginning and by continually enhancing our product to meet the evolving needs of our clients.
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English
HIGHLIGHTS

50 - 249

Employees

2006

Year Founded

Services
Focus
Industries
Clients
Services Provided
80% Custom Web Application Development
20% Mobile App Development (iOS & Android)
100% Content Marketing Strategy
100% Blog & Article Writing

About the Team

OUR STORY
Commusoft began in 2006 as a passion project by university student Jason Morjaria, who developed tailored software for a field service company. Despite the initial client going out of business, Jason's belief in the product led him to reach out to numerous companies, driving Commusoft’s growth. Over the years, the company evolved, launching upgraded versions, opening offices in Chicago to enter the North American market, and securing its first U.S. client. Today, Commusoft is an award-winning global provider of job management software, headquartered in London with teams in the US and India. The diverse, talented workforce—spanning marketing, sales, product development, and client services—is dedicated to empowering clients and continuously innovating to enhance customer experiences worldwide.

Locations

Headquarters

Floor 3, 241 Southwark Bridge Rd

London, England, United Kingdom SE1 6FP
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