AI handles most of it
Conversations come in tagged Assigned to AI, and the agent works them end to end. It auto-resolves a quiet thread after about thirty hours so your views stay clean, and reopens if the customer comes back.
Every conversation lands in one inbox. The agent handles most of them end to end, and a person steps in to resolve, snooze, or escalate. Nine views, labels, multiple numbers, and the customer context one click away.












The inbox an operator already knows, with the AI doing the heavy lifting and a clean way to take over the conversations that need a person.
Conversations come in tagged Assigned to AI, and the agent works them end to end. It auto-resolves a quiet thread after about thirty hours so your views stay clean, and reopens if the customer comes back.
Resolve a conversation when it is handled, snooze it to surface again later, anywhere from thirty seconds to thirty days, and clear it to your own Done shelf. Each teammate has their own, so one inbox does not turn into everyone tripping over each other.
When a conversation needs a person, escalating unassigns the AI and pings the team in Slack. A human has to own a conversation to reply, so nothing goes out under your name without someone behind it.
Nine sidebar views for the cuts you work daily, labels in eight colors to organize by hand, fast search across every thread, and a channels list so several numbers live in one inbox instead of several tabs.
Every reply, agent or human, reads the same account context, right in the chat.
WhatsApp, voice, and web chat land in the same inbox. The customer record is shared across them; state is kept per channel, so threads stay separate. One queue instead of one tab per number.
A new conversation arrives and the agent picks it up, reading the customer context before it replies.
It answers, asks the follow-up, and resolves on its own when the job is done. Most conversations never need a person.
Snooze it for later, or escalate to unassign the AI and pull in the team. The teammate who owns it replies.
The conversation is resolved and clears to a Done shelf, ready to reopen if the customer comes back.
Yes. Escalate to unassign the AI and the team gets pinged in Slack. A human has to own a conversation to reply to it, so a person is always the one who picks it up.
It hides a conversation and brings it back at a time you set, from thirty seconds to thirty days. It is the remind me later for a thread you cannot close yet but do not want cluttering your view.
WhatsApp, voice, and web chat land in the same inbox today, and the customer record is shared across them. State is kept per channel, so threads stay separate while the account context follows the person.
From the customer data platform. The context panel resolves a conversation to the right person and shows related records and deep links, the same data the agent reads when it replies.
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