QuipCRM · Service CRM & Agentic Support

Every request, every reply, every SLA — in one workspace.

An end-to-end support desk built for Indian businesses. The ticket workspace, the governance that makes a promise measurable — categories, SLAs, escalation, routing — and QuipAI, which deflects the routine questions, drafts the replies for the rest, and hands over to a human the moment it is not sure.

  • 32Modules
  • 15AI modules (7 in-ticket + 8 agentic)
  • 4SLA tiers
  • 4Escalation levels
  • 9Notification events
Service Desk
Illustrative

Illustrative service desk board: open tickets with SLA countdowns, deflection rate and a ticket volume trend.

18+3
Open
2
Breaching
64%+4%
Deflected by AI
4.7+0.2
CSAT
Queue · by SLA6 shown
ARhighRefund not received for #HL-87508m
DMmediumWrong add-on charged at checkout34m
PNhighBoarding pass QR not scanning3m
RSlowReschedule request — 08:00 sailing112m
MIhighPayment failed, amount deducted15m
SAlowInvoice needs GST number added140m
Tickets · 8 days↓ 12% vs last week
Agent Assist3 replies drafted
Why it matters

Where the work usually falls through

01

Requests arrive everywhere

Email, WhatsApp, calls and forms each have their own owner, and customers ask twice because nobody can see the first request.

Every channel files into one governed ticket queue with the whole conversation attached.

02

SLAs exist only on paper

Response targets are agreed with the business, but nothing measures them until a customer escalates to someone senior.

Category and severity set the SLA tier at creation, and escalation fires off the clock.

03

Agents answer the same question all day

Routine questions fill the queue, and every agent searches the help centre separately for the same answer.

QuipAI answers from the knowledge base first and drafts the reply for the rest.

01 · Service Desk

Everything an agent needs, on one screen

One screen per ticket: the queue, the whole conversation, and the AI that reads both.

9 modules
app.quipcom.ai
QuipCRM Service ticket workspace with queue, thread and AI rail
01

Ticket Workspace

Queue, conversation and AI in one screen — no tab switching

  • Three panes: the queue on the left, the ticket and its whole conversation in the middle, QuipAI on the right
  • Status, priority, folder and tags sit on the ticket header, with the details that decide what happens next underneath
  • Assign, re-prioritise, escalate or process a refund without leaving the ticket
See Ticket Workspace
02 · Governance & Service Levels

Service levels the system enforces, not just records

The promises you make to the business, written down once and enforced by the system.

8 modules
app.quipcom.ai
QuipCRM Service category and sub-category configuration screen
01

Categories & Sub-categories

One taxonomy the whole company files against

  • A shared category and sub-category tree used across every desk
  • Category chosen at intake is what drives SLA tier and routing
  • Keeps reporting comparable across teams instead of each desk inventing its own labels
See Categories & Sub-categories
03 · QuipAI in the Ticket

AI that has already read the ticket

The intelligence layer, one column wide, on every ticket an agent opens.

7 modules
app.quipcom.ai
Illustrative UI

Illustrative QuipAI screen — A ticket with the QuipAI rail drafting a reply

Agent Assistant SearchAR
HL-2041 · Refund not receivedHigh · SLA 8m
MI
I cancelled booking HL-8750 on Monday and the refund still hasn't arrived. It's been 5 days.
MI
Can you tell me when I'll get it?
RefundsWhatsAppBooking HL-8750 · ₹2,180 · cancelled 5d ago
QuipAI 91% confident
Drafted reply
Hi Meera — sorry for the wait. Your refund of ₹2,180 for HL-8750 was initiated on Monday and takes 5–7 working days to reach your bank, so it should land by Thursday. I've added a note to alert you the moment it clears.
Refund policy §3 Payment gateway log
SendEditAgent reviews before send
01

Agent Assistant

A drafting assistant that has already read the ticket

  • Drafts a reply grounded in the ticket, the knowledge base and the activity log
  • Sits in the AI rail beside the thread, one column wide
  • The agent reviews and sends — the draft does not go out on its own
See Agent Assistant
04 · Agentic AI & Analytics

Let AI resolve more, with the numbers to prove it

The control plane for autonomous resolution, and the numbers that justify widening it.

8 modules
app.quipcom.ai
Illustrative UI

Illustrative QuipAI screen — Volume, resolution rate and handling time on one board

Command Centre SearchAR
412+6%
Volume today
61%+3%
Resolved by AI
4m 10s-40s
Avg handling
9
Open escalations
Volume · today by hour
By channel
WhatsApp46%
Web chat31%
Email17%
Forms6%
01

Command Centre

Volume, resolution rate and handling time on one board

  • Volume, resolution rate and average handling time shown on one operational board
  • The top-level view of what the AI is handling across the whole desk
  • Where a manager starts before drilling into a single conversation
See Command Centre
How it works

From first touch to done, step by step

  1. 01

    Raise

    The requester picks a department, sees the matching knowledge base, and only files a ticket if the answer is not already there.

  2. 02

    Route

    Category and tags set the SLA tier; the assignment strategy picks the agent; the notification matrix tells everyone who needs to know.

  3. 03

    Resolve

    The agent works one screen — thread, record, actions and QuipAI — while the SLA clock runs against business hours.

  4. 04

    Learn

    Deflection, accuracy, CSAT and SLA compliance are measured per category, which is what tells you where to let the AI take more.

What changes

Before and after, in plain terms

Operational changes, not promised percentages. We size the impact with you against your own baseline.

Intake
Tickets are logged by hand from inboxes and calls.
Email, forms, chat and WhatsApp become categorised tickets on their own.
Routing
A lead assigns tickets by looking at who seems free.
Round-robin, load-balanced or skill-based assignment, with capacity visible.
Service levels
Breaches are noticed after the customer complains.
An SLA clock that respects business hours, with four escalation levels.
Replying
Agents search the wiki and write each reply from scratch.
A drafted reply grounded in the ticket and the knowledge base, reviewed before it goes.
Deflection
Every question becomes a ticket.
Requesters see the matching answer before filing, and the bot answers what it can.
Reporting
Monthly reports are rebuilt from exports.
Agent and manager dashboards on one dataset, with SLA compliance by department.
Built for you

One workspace, 5 roles

Each role sees its own queue, its own actions and the same underlying record.

For the requester

Raise, track and reopen their own tickets; answer the CSAT survey.

  • Answers from the knowledge base before filing
  • A ticket they can track and reopen
  • A short CSAT survey once it is resolved
Part of the platform

Service CRM is one product. The platform keeps it connected.

Configured to your process, brand, roles and integrations. The layer underneath is shared, so adding another product extends what you already run.

Shared across every QuipCom product
Roles & permissionsTheme & brandingWorkflow rulesAPIs & integrationsAgentic AI
Deployment: Cloud · SaaS · On-premise
Rollout

How it goes live

Each phase is usable on its own. Configuration follows your process, not a fixed template.

  1. 1Phase 1

    Foundation

    Categories and sub-categories, tags, the ticket record, queues and roles.

  2. 2Phase 2

    Service levels

    SLA tiers, the escalation matrix, business hours and the notification matrix.

  3. 3Phase 3

    Routing at scale

    Assignment strategies, agent capacity, folders and self-service intake.

  4. 4Phase 4

    Assisted resolution

    Agent assistant, knowledge base, activity log and conversation insights.

  5. 5Phase 5

    Agentic operations

    Autonomous resolution inside your thresholds, deflection, guardrails, AI performance.

Where things stand

What you can see working in a demo today, and what is configured during production activation.

Demonstrable today
  • Full ticket workspace, queue, record, thread and actions
  • All governance surfaces: categories, SLAs, escalation, routing, notifications, business hours
  • All seven QuipAI-in-the-ticket capabilities
  • The agentic control plane: command centre, live monitor, guardrails, performance, deflection
  • Five role profiles with different controls
Production activation
  • Tenant-aware APIs, backend authorisation and audit logs
  • Email and WhatsApp provider credentials
  • The knowledge sources behind the AI (website URLs, .docx and text files; additional formats scoped at onboarding)
  • The live requester queue and routing queues, once pointed at your data
  • Model governance and evaluation before widening AI scope

Service CRM: questions teams ask

Yes. Separate queues, permissions, workflows, and SLAs keep each experience appropriate while leadership sees the complete operational picture.

Yes. Require notes, photos, signatures, approvals, or checklists before closure, all visible in the activity log.

Only within thresholds you set in AI Setup & Guardrails. Below your confidence threshold, it drafts for a human rather than sending.

The conversation hands over to a human agent through the Agent Hub, which shows who has capacity to take it.

Yes, on a separate queue with its own categories and routing — the same governance model applies.

Yes, both are native reply and intake channels alongside the in-app thread.

The SLA clock only runs during the business hours configured for the desk, so nights and weekends do not count as a silent breach.

Still need help? Book a demo.

Bring one real support queue.

We’ll set up your categories, SLA tiers and escalation live, and show QuipAI drafting replies on sample tickets.

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