Solutions by sector

The platform is the same. What changes are your sector's rules.

Whoever collects has restrictions on hours and on approach. Whoever sells has campaign peaks. Whoever delivers has to give notice within minutes. Pick your sector and see the setup that already handles it — channels, automations and compliance safeguards.

Collections and credit

Collecting without becoming a consumer protection case.

Collections is the sector with the most rules of conduct and the least room for improvisation: permitted hours, language that can't embarrass anyone, a record of everything that was said. The operation needs scale and a paper trail — both at the same time.

The pain that shows up first
A cadence spread across a dialer, a spreadsheet and an SMS tool, with no view of who has already been contacted today.
Agents negotiating outside policy because the discount ceiling lived in the supervisor's head.
No consolidated record of what was promised to the customer on each channel.
See the collections case
Recommended setup3 channels + AI
WhatsAppmainFirst contact and negotiation, with a utility template and the 24h window under control.
SMSsupportReach for whoever doesn't answer on WhatsApp — it arrives with no app and no internet.
EmailsupportInvoice copies, bank slips and receipts, with a formal trail for the customer.
AI agentlayerLooks up the invoice, generates a Pix within the ceiling and hands off when the negotiation leaves policy.
Collection groups organize contact by company when you collect on behalf of third parties.
The automations that usually come first
when the invoice comes dueWhatsApp + SMS in 48h
A notice on the due date and, with no reply in 48 hours, an automatic fallback to SMS.
when an agreement breakshuman queue
An unpaid installment reopens the case with the negotiation history attached.
when payment is confirmedends the cadence
Settlement in your system stops every pending contact for that contract.
All built in the dashboard, no code.See automations
Sector compliance

Hours, approach and record-keeping — the three points inspectors look at.

The platform keeps you from making the easy mistake: a quiet window per account, a frequency limit per contact and an audit trail of every message sent, with author and time.

See security and LGPD
Permitted-hours window
A send outside the defined hours is postponed, not discarded. Sundays and holidays can be blocked by default.
Negotiation ceiling in the rule
Discount and terms up to the configured limit; beyond that, the AI and the agent need human approval.
A trail of everything
Every message, note and transfer is recorded and exportable by period, contact or operator.
Comparison

Which channel usually leads in each sector.

It's not a rule: it's the pattern we see across our base. The main channel carries the volume, the support one steps in when the first doesn't solve it — and that's why a declared fallback matters more than picking “the best channel”.

See price per channel
SectorMain channelSupportThe metric that matters
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Frequently asked questions

What people ask about their own sector.

Your sector isn't on the list? Tell us your case — the platform isn't vertical.

No. It's the same platform, with the same API and the same price. What changes is the recommended setup: which channels lead, which automations come first and which compliance guardrails are worth turning on from the start. None of it is exclusive to one sector — you can put together any combination.

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