Zoom Certified Integrator

Five9 to Zoom Contact Center Migration

Move your contact center off Five9 and onto Zoom Contact Center, with queues, IVR scripts, campaigns, agents and skills rebuilt natively, CRM integrations re-wired and historical reporting preserved. One platform for your agents, phone, meetings and chat.

Five9 to Zoom Contact Center migration
Quick answer

Yes, you can migrate from Five9 to Zoom Contact Center. Codimite, a Zoom Certified Integrator, delivers it as a structured rebuild, not a lift-and-shift: we document your queues, IVR scripts, campaigns and skills, re-provision agents, re-wire CRM integrations and export historical reporting, validating against Five9 until each flow is proven. The value is a disciplined transformation onto a platform your teams already use.

Why migrate

Why teams move from Five9 to Zoom Contact Center

Native to the Zoom platform

Agents already in Zoom for meetings, phone and chat handle customer interactions in the same client and admin, with no separate CCaaS vendor bolted onto your Zoom stack.

Consolidation & cost

Replacing standalone Five9 licensing with Zoom Contact Center on a platform you already run removes a vendor relationship and is priced competitively against established CCaaS contracts.

AI Companion & AI Expert Assist

Real-time agent guidance, knowledge surfacing, live transcription and automatic interaction summaries from the same AI assistant across your Zoom stack.

Unified admin & reporting

One console, one identity provider and one set of compliance and retention policies across contact center, phone, meetings and chat.

Simplify legacy logic

Long-lived Five9 IVR scripts and campaigns collect dead branches; a rebuild is the moment to rationalise routing rather than carry it forward.

What we migrate

What we migrate from Five9

Five9 element Rebuilt in Zoom Contact Center Notes
Queues & routing Zoom CC queues & routing profiles Skills-based and overflow routing reconstructed
IVR scripts Native flow designer Rebuilt and validated path-by-path; no auto-convert
Campaigns (inbound/outbound) Zoom CC campaigns / outbound Dialing modes and lists re-implemented in scope
IVAs / bots Zoom CC virtual agent flows Self-service journeys and intents rebuilt
Agents & skills Zoom CC agents & skill assignments Re-provisioned and mapped to your IdP / SSO
Channels (voice, chat, email, SMS) Zoom CC omnichannel Configured per channel in scope
CRM integrations Re-wired (Salesforce, ServiceNow, etc.) Screen pop, click-to-dial and data dips rebuilt
Reporting, WFO & recordings Exported / archived; mapped to Zoom CC New analytics start at cutover
Phone numbers (DIDs) Ported via LNP Carrier port in a scheduled window

Campaign and IVR complexity, channel mix and integration count are the main schedule drivers, confirmed during the assessment.

Our process

Our Five9 to Zoom Contact Center migration process

  1. 1

    Assess & discover

    We document every Five9 queue, IVR script, campaign, skill, integration, number and report.

  2. 2

    Design the target

    We map your routing and campaigns to Zoom Contact Center, rationalise legacy logic and design the flows, skills and integrations.

  3. 3

    Build & integrate

    Flows, IVR, campaigns, queues, agents and CRM integrations are built natively in Zoom CC alongside live Five9.

  4. 4

    Pilot

    A pilot queue and agent group validates routing, screen pops, dialing, recording and reporting against real interactions.

  5. 5

    Cut over in waves

    Numbers port and queues move queue-by-queue or site-by-site with rollback ready.

  6. 6

    Validate & hypercare

    We test every path and integration, export Five9 history, then provide agent enablement and 24/7 cover through stabilisation.

Why Codimite

Why Codimite for your Five9 migration

Zoom communications migrations are our core practice, delivered by a Zoom Certified Integrator with rebuild discipline and CRM/integration depth, not just telephony.

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  • Zoom Certified Integrator. Zoom communications migrations are our core practice, not a side service.

  • Rebuild discipline. Documented IVR, campaign and integration runbooks keep a complex CCaaS transformation controlled and auditable.

  • CRM & integration depth. We re-wire Salesforce, ServiceNow and custom integrations, not just the telephony.

  • AI enablement. AI Companion and AI Expert Assist configured so the move delivers new capability, not a like-for-like copy.

  • 24/7 support & wave-based delivery. Queue-by-queue cutover with rollback and route-by-route validation.

FAQs

Five9 to Zoom Contact Center migration FAQ

Is this a lift-and-shift?

No. It is a structured rebuild: queues, IVR scripts, campaigns and bots are reconstructed natively, agents and skills re-provisioned, and CRM integrations re-wired. We frame it as a transformation that also lets you retire legacy complexity.

Do my Five9 IVR scripts convert automatically?

No tool auto-converts Five9 scripts to Zoom. We document each script and campaign and rebuild it in the Zoom Contact Center flow designer, validating every path before go-live.

What happens to reporting, WFO and recordings?

Historical reporting and recordings are exported and archived; WFO is mapped to Zoom CC capabilities or supported integrations. New analytics start at cutover.

How long does it take?

A few weeks for a simple inbound center; several months for large blended operations with many campaigns and integrations. Rebuild and integration work drive the schedule.

What does it cost?

Pricing is scoped to agent count, channel mix, campaign/IVR and integration complexity. Start with a free assessment for a fixed quote.

Ready to move your contact center to Zoom?

Codimite rebuilds your Five9 queues, IVR scripts, campaigns and CRM integrations natively in Zoom Contact Center as a controlled, wave-based transformation, with history exported and validated.

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