Agents answer WhatsApp, Instagram, email and SMS on the same screen. The platform handles the rest: routing by team, SLA in the conversation, Meta's 24-hour window and the AI agent answering first whenever you want.
A team working across four tools repeats questions, loses context and answers late. Here the conversation belongs to the contact, not to the channel — if they started on Instagram and came back on WhatsApp, it is the same history.
Each queue has its own first-response target. The countdown runs in the conversation, changes color as it nears the limit and warns supervision before it expires — not after.
Every message received opens a window in which you reply with free-form text. Outside it, only templates. The inbox controls that on its own, so nobody slips up at the end of a shift.
Internal notes with author and date, documents exchanged on any channel, billing groups per company and the full conversation history. Opened with one click, closed by default so it does not steal room from the conversation.
In one queue it answers on its own and hands off when it cannot resolve. In another, it only suggests the draft and the human decides. In a third, it stays off. The choice is yours, queue by queue.
Workload per agent, conversations close to breaching SLA, queues with nobody available and what the AI is resolving on its own. All in real time, with no spreadsheet export.
See tasks and tracking →This is not a feature list: it is what the team stops doing by hand thirty times a day.
There is no week-long training. Anyone who has worked in any chat tool recognizes the screen; what changes is no longer switching tabs.
“The window control and the SLA in the conversation ended the arguments between operations and supervision. Nobody finds out about the delay the next day anymore.”
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Sandbox wallet released when you create the account, a WhatsApp test number and guided onboarding. No card, no contract.
