Creatio, a global software company that provides a leading low-code platform for process management and CRM, today honors Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) with our Partner of the Year award for the financial year 2021.

With this award, we recognize TCS for accelerating the growth of our partnership, collaborating extensively with Creatio in sales and marketing and generating multiple businesses wins.

Creatio helps organizations create low-code companies by providing a platform that allows for automating business ideas in minutes. The company combines an intuitive low-code platform, best-in-class CRM and a robust BPM in a single solution to accelerate sales, marketing, service and operations for mid-size and large enterprises. As a result, Creatio is consistently recognized by top industry analysts, including Gartner and Forrester.

"We are thrilled to recognize Tata Consultancy Services as a Partner of the Year FY2021," said Alex Donchuk, Senior Vice President, Global Channels at Creatio. "Our partnership has grown rapidly over the last year as we have identified and strengthened our synergies by co-developing solutions and creating opportunities to deliver business value to our joint customers. The leading platform we provide at Creatio, combined with TCS' collective knowledge in developing and delivering business and technology solutions, creates new and enhanced possibilities for businesses around the world to digitally transform faster and easier than ever."

"TCS is working with leading enterprises across the world, helping them transform the complete customer journey, reimagining processes and underlying technology, to deliver superior customer experience and drive differentiation,” said Aarti Devi, Head-Customer Experience Management, Enterprise Application Services at TCS. "We are using Creatio's low-code application platform to redesign processes for quicker turnaround times and greater responsiveness, as well as their CRM solutions for organizations, to help our clients accelerate their customer-centric transformations.”