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Support teams & call centers

The support playbook: everything becomes a ticket, verified account support, overflow rescue, priority lanes, post-call summaries, and batch dialing with an SMS net.

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Everything becomes a ticket

  • Chat handoffs, voicemails, after-hours calls, and workflow escalations land in one inbox with channel badges.
  • "AI couldn't answer" → ticket + an honest email — an honest ticket beats a confident wrong answer.
  • Priority lane — the P1 column tickets and SMSes the on-call for enterprise plans.
  • Post-call summaries hand context to the next shift.

On the phone

  • Verified account supportidentity checks before account details; on the web, HMAC-verified identity does the same.
  • The global "human" node transfers with the transcript so nobody repeats themselves.
  • Overflow rescue (call centers) — every unanswered call → text-back + ticket; many flows on one agent routed by condition (booking / billing / complaints).
  • Post-call webhook to QA with extracted variables; batch campaigns dial the list with pacing, every no-answer feeding the SMS net.

The numbers to run it on

Deflection rate (answered without a human) and median first answer time — both visible in the analytics, both the substance of the monthly report. The AI answers the ~60% that's routine and transfers the rest warmer than a hold queue.

The math

Per-seat-replaced framing: $500+/mo replaces the first-line queue; call centers price per line/minute against agent cost.