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A workspace for every role, from agent to partner

Your company gets one system instead of a stack of apps: every employee, customer, and partner works in their own part of it, and everyone shares the same numbers. Agents need to recognize the customer right away; supervisors need queues, schedules, and call quality; sales needs leads and results by rep; IT needs servers, user accounts, and integrations; executives need reports and costs. The system also opens up to people outside the company: individual customers and businesses, agencies, dealers, and branches get their own customer or partner portal.

Roles

Choose your role

1 windowfor calls and chatsNo extra apps
$0per userFor any role
Browserinstead of an appComputer or phone
APIfor your systemsCalls from your own apps

One day

How one system works for the whole team

Everyday situations from the perspective of different roles – inside the company and at partner organizations.

An agent answers a customer

While the phone rings, the agent sees the caller's name, the question they asked in chat yesterday, and the status of their contract and payments. If the question is hard, the AI assistant finds an answer in the knowledge base, and the supervisor joins with a whisper only the agent can hear. As soon as the call ends, the recording and a short summary appear in the CRM.

  • Customer known in advance
  • Knowledge base suggestion
  • Logged in the CRM
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We tailor workspaces to your roles; our engineers' time comes out of your support hours.

Fewer apps on screenCalls, chats, email, reports, and schedules open in one browser tab. There's no need to juggle windows, and information doesn't get lost moving from system to system.
Role-based permissionsAgents see their own customers and metrics, supervisors see the whole line, and IT sees settings and the audit log. Every role has two-factor authentication and an audit log, so nobody opens someone else's data by accident.
One source of numbersThe CEO and the supervisor look at the same report; sales and agents look at the same customer history. No more arguing over whose spreadsheet is right.
Customized for your companyWe rework records, screens, and reports to match how your teams already work. This work is billed in support plan hours.

Launch

How we launch

  1. 01Meet your teamWe invite future users and everyone who has a say in the choice: leadership, the contact center manager, IT, and security. Each one tells us what they can't do without.
  2. 02Roles and permissionsTogether we list the roles and decide who gets which sections and what they can change. Roles outside the standard set are built to match your org chart.
  3. 03WorkspacesWe set up the customer record, suggestions, reports, and manager screens and connect your CRM. Our engineers' work is billed against your support hours.
  4. 04Pilot shiftFirst, some agents and their supervisor work in the new system while the rest stay in the old one. We address feedback from every role before the whole team switches over.
  5. 05ImprovementsAfter launch, we change the interface and reports on request as your team takes on new tasks. We install platform updates ourselves, without distracting your employees.

Q&A

Frequently asked questions

How is the agent screen different from the supervisor screen?

Agents see their own calls and chats, the customer's history, and their personal metrics for the day. Supervisors keep the whole shift and all lines in view, open logs, missed calls, and reports, and can step into a call with a whispered tip or take it over.

What does the sales team see?

Incoming leads with callbacks, the outcome of every call in the CRM, and a report by rep that shows calls and sales side by side.

What do executives get?

Results across all departments and branches, service level, speech analytics scores, and costs – all compiled automatically.

How are IT permissions different from everyone else's?

The administrator works with every section: roles, user accounts, API keys, and the audit log. They also deactivate departing employees, who immediately lose access to recordings and customer records.

What do customers and partners see?

A customer sees only their own orders, inquiries, and documents. A partner sees their organization and the customers handed to them, and the partner's manager also sees their team.

Can we create a role for our own job title?

Permissions and screens are built around your structure; the standard set of roles is just a starting point. Our engineers do this work, billed in support hours.

How much does each new user cost?

Nothing: users are free, no matter how many you have. You pay only for support and, if you run on our servers, for hosting.

How can we see the screens for different roles before buying?

In the demo: fill out the demo form and you'll get an access code by email; inside there are fictional customers and a role switcher.

Glossary

Terms on this page

Supervisor
Leads a team of agents: watches the queue and quality, helps and coaches. Learn more →
CRM – customer relationship management
Where a company keeps its customers, deals, and full communication history. Learn more →
Customer portal
A secure area of the website where customers track their requests. Learn more →
Knowledge base
All answers, policies, and prices in one place – for agents and AI. Learn more →
Whisper coaching
Supervisor coaching that only the agent can hear. Learn more →
Speech analytics
The system analyzes recorded calls automatically: topics, script adherence, customer emotions. Learn more →
Customer record
The screen of customer data an agent sees during a conversation. Learn more →
API (application programming interface)
The way programs exchange data with each other without a person in the loop. Learn more →
Hosting
You rent a server from a provider instead of buying one. Learn more →
Cloud deployment (cloud)
The platform runs on the vendor's servers, and agents connect over the internet. Learn more →
Callback
The customer doesn't wait on hold but asks for a callback – and gets one when an agent is free. Learn more →
Service level (SL)
The share of calls answered within a set time – for example, 80% in 20 seconds. Learn more →

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