Hello. Welcome to Elixir. Where culture runs deep. And where “never been done before” has been done by us many times.
Who we are.
Our Mission
Partnering with companies, empowering them to be fully digital and fully self-sufficient in their customer communications journey.
Our Culture
We are more than a technology company. We are customer first and people-centric. A trans-continental team with heart. Being multicultural is part of our DNA, something we’re really proud of. It brings multiple points of view — and multiple advantages to every innovation we bring to life.
“What a fantastic journey this has been. Thanks to this product we can now focus on what matters.”
Anthony Grower
Marketing Specialist
Elixir Firsts
2023
Elixir platform evolves: Elixir takes growing demands for integration and digital communications in the cloud further — reimagining how data, design, workflows, and teams collaborate.
2015
Elixir launches Tango+: The first business user-driven 100% cloud-based platform, allowing businesses to own the entire CCM process, from start to finish.
2010
Elixir launches Tango: The first web-based CCM platform, 100% architected for the cloud — enabling the CCM category to move to the cloud.
1998
Elixir launches Opus: The first GUI (graphical user interface) based document composition system allowing businesses to create full documents with dynamic content.
1995
Elixir Pakistan established: Lab opening launches Pakistan technology corridor with the government of Pakistan and national universities; Pakistan enters the global technology marketplace.
1990
Elixir Prague founded: The Berlin Wall falls. With President Havel in Prague, Basit opens European tech corridor by creating the first globally distributed software development workforce.
1988
Elixir launches ElixiForm: First WYSIWYG forms system on IBM PCs gives users first-ever desktop publishing capabilities. A XEROX partnership establishes CCM category and global industry.
1985
Basit and Feroz found Elixir in California: First WYSIWYG forms on workstations let companies compose their own transactional documents, igniting an era of automated document printing..