The deal is due to close in the beginning of the fourth quarter and will dilute adjusted earnings per share by two to three cents in that quarter, Nice said last week.
In 2012 the acquisition is expected to add $20 million to Nice's revenue and to be slightly dilutive to earnings but will become accretive to adjusted EPS within four quarters of completing the deal, the company said.
Fizzback sends consumers requests for feedback relating to a specific transaction via mobile, web or social media. The feedback is analysed by the system to determine a response and automatically conduct a dialogue with the consumer in natural language rather than in survey format.
With more than 150 million feedbacks collected annually, Fizzback enables organisations to better understand their customers' perceptions while improving customer experience, said Nice, which also has a security and video surveillance business.
Fizzback's customers include British Telecom, O2, Best Buy Europe, Virgin Media, Tesco and several North American telecom carriers.
- Follow Ynetnews on Facebook