Women in Tech is a series on the CallRail blog exploring the powerful women who bring so much to our company. Today, we talk to Whitney Bennett.

CallRail's focus on innovation, curiosity, and creativity, along with its competitive benefits package helped to earn a spot on Inc.'s 2018 Best Workplaces list.

CallRail earned a high-ranking spot on the Atlanta Business Chronicle's Pacesetter list for the fifth consecutive year, nodding to our continual growth in revenue.

Breaking stereotypes, barriers, and glass ceilings is rooted deep in CallRail's Customer Success Manager, Tameka Hughes. She shares with us the best advice that she’s ever received, and how exactly she lives it daily here at CallRail.

UX writing is central to CallRail's design and production process. CallRail UX Writer Robert Martin weighs in on what his team's day-to-day looks like, and how his work makes the user experience even better.

A CallRail software engineer built a Slackbot to help with meeting planning and room availability during our first-ever "investment week" retreat, during which most of our tech talent spent a week working on passion projects at a cabin in North Georgia.

CallRail competed against other Atlanta startups in a variety of competitive events, from Mario Kart to dodgeball, in order to win money for Women Who Code.

CallRail's headed to Sydney, Australia to meet fellow data-driven marketers. Join us for our happy hour and other events while we're in town!

We optimize for happiness and it shows. For the second consecutive year, CallRail was recently honored on the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Top Workplaces list in the small companies category.

A record number of support calls and tickets in 2017 taught us three crucial lessons that will help us to serve customers better down the line.

CallRail employees are entrepreneurial, and one of our engineers demonstrated that perfectly with the launch of an apprenticeship program. Learn more...

CallRail joined Zendesk and Slack as a winner in the inaugural Appealie Awards, taking home a prize in the Overall SaaS category.

Rachael Wright shares her experiences as a woman forging a career in tech from college, to mentorships, to leading her own software engineering team.

In this series, we explore the stories of the members of Team CallRail. Today, we interview David Schroeder, a globetrotter with a humanitarian bent.

CallRail is excited to announce that we've placed on this year's Deloitte Technology Fast 500 list!

Earlier this month, Team CallRail had the chance to invest in our community by volunteering with local nonprofit, Trees Atlanta.

From the video revolution, to big data skepticism, to how improv and marketing intersect, Team CallRail reviews the top sessions at Inbound 2017.

Inbound returned to Boston, MA, this year for an event packed with next-level marketing insights. Here are the top trends team CallRail spotted this year.

SEO is an ever evolving field. CallRail's SEO Manager, Carolyn Lyden, shares what excites her and what challenges her in Search Engine Optimization.

Today, CallRail is excited to announce a $75M investment from Sageview Capital and Leaders Fund.

Being ranked in the Inc 500 list is kind of a big deal, getting ranked in Inc twice is an even bigger deal! And we're only getting started.

Melinda didn’t let her first degree confine her to one industry, but instead sought out experience that allowed her to carve her own path in tech.

Learn how Alan Matthews, one of CallRail's developers, went from working in the music industry to jumping into tech by teaching himself how to code.

Girls Who Code says 74% of young girls express interest in STEM fields but only 26% of computing jobs are held by women. Find out what drives women in tech.

As CallRail's Accounting Manager, Mita Chatterjee works to keep our financials in perfect order. Today Mita shares the story of her ongoing education.