
IPI's Cloud PCI suite lands on Genesys AppFoundry, giving contact centres a direct path to PCI DSS 4.0 compliance by isolating card data across voice, digital, and IVR channels.
IPI listed its Cloud PCI suite on the Genesys AppFoundry marketplace, putting payment security tooling directly in front of enterprise contact centres that already manage their stack through the Genesys platform. The suite includes four modules that isolate cardholder data at different touchpoints: on live agent calls, through recorded sessions, via text or email payment links, and over interactive voice response. By keeping sensitive data out of the contact centre environment, the tools shrink the scope of what falls under PCI DSS compliance requirements.
The standard licence bundles Agent Pay and Pay by Link. The premium tier adds IVR Assist. Pauseable is sold separately as a standalone product.
Steve Murray, director of CX solutions at IPI, said the suite "enables organisations to take control of that moment, removing sensitive data from their environment and reducing PCI scope without interrupting the customer experience." He added that it also preserves the visibility needed for quality assurance, analytics, and AI insight that traditional compliance approaches often lose.
The listing comes as PCI DSS 4.0 sets tighter rules for cardholder data environment scoping, authentication, and risk analysis. Contact centres, where payment data moves across voice, digital, and agent-assisted channels, are a particularly complex compliance surface. The new standard has no transitional overlap – version 3.2.1 was retired in March 2024.
IPI competes with Sycurio and PCI Pal in the PCI-scoped contact centre market. Sycurio and PCI Pal offer similar modular architectures. The AppFoundry listing gives IPI a distribution edge: Genesys customers can provision Cloud PCI through the same portal they already use for their contact centre applications, cutting procurement time and integration work.
UK and EU regulators have progressively tightened expectations around payment data handling. The FCA's Consumer Duty framework, which requires firms to demonstrate good outcomes across customer interactions, adds a further commercial reason for contact centres to build auditable payment processes.
IPI said it plans to add more products to its AppFoundry presence in the coming months.
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