Shared inbox, tickets, queues, tags, and ownership
Every channel feeds one shared inbox, so no request sits unowned in someone's personal folder.
Every request, one history
Give service teams context from sales, projects, billing, and product activity without exposing information they should not see.
Core capabilities
Omnichannel tickets, service levels, knowledge, customer health, and success plans.
Every channel feeds one shared inbox, so no request sits unowned in someone's personal folder.
Service-level targets and escalation rules apply automatically based on the account and issue type.
Agents draft responses grounded in an approved knowledge base instead of writing every reply from scratch.
Support and product-usage signals combine into one customer health score, visible before renewal.
Resolution time, backlog, and satisfaction scores are visible without a separate reporting tool.
Customers submit and track requests through a portal instead of a shared email alias.
Connected workflows
Each workflow is modeled as visible steps, typed events, clear ownership, approval rules, retries, and recoverable execution.
Classify and route a request using customer tier and issue type.
Escalate a breached service level with the full customer context.
Create a success task when product usage drops below a threshold.
AI in context
The AI experience is designed to retrieve only permitted context, expose evidence for important answers, and separate recommendations from approved execution.
Summarize this customer issue and prior attempts to resolve it.
Draft a response grounded in the approved knowledge base.
Which accounts show both support and renewal risk?
Founding design partner
Use cases from founding teams will define the first workflows, integrations, fields, and migration tools.