Every channel lands in the same queue.
Chat, the widget form, email or your helpdesk. Automation answers first; once your team has a ticket, it stops.
Chat handoffs
The ticket arrives with the masked transcript, the verified customer, the case and the reason. The chat closes, and your team replies by email.
- The masked transcript attached
- Your team replies by email
- Acknowledged in their language
Refund asked 45 days after purchase
Outside the 30-day refund window
Transcript · 6 messages
Email inboxes, the widget form and web forms
Forwarded support addresses and forms open tickets. Replies go out from your inbox and answers thread back. Automatic replies are capped per sender each day.
- Replies thread back
- Widget contacts confirmed by code
- Daily cap per sender
↳ Threaded into ticket #1182
✓ Identity proven by email link
Zendesk and any helpdesk
Connect Zendesk from the panel, or any helpdesk through a signed connector. As soon as an agent replies, automation stops writing.
- Zendesk from the panel
- A signed connector for others
- An agent’s reply takes over
Zendesk ticket #18320
Customer: Where is my refund for #4821?
Chargeless: Your refund of €29.00 was issued on 16 Oct.
Agent replied · automation stepped back
Where handoffs go
The team queue, a signed webhook, both, or your helpdesk. No request ever waits for approval.
- Queue, webhook or helpdesk
- Signed webhooks
- No approval queue

More in Tickets
Start with low limits. Raise them when the record shows it works.
Start in test mode, run your policy against your own history, and go live when the results meet your standards.
- 1A test workspace on your provider’s test mode
- 2Your past requests replayed against your policy
- 3Live with low limits, raised as the record allows