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.
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.
Illustrative service desk board: open tickets with SLA countdowns, deflection rate and a ticket volume trend.
One screen per ticket: the queue, the whole conversation, and the AI that reads both.
The promises you make to the business, written down once and enforced by the system.
The intelligence layer, one column wide, on every ticket an agent opens.
The control plane for autonomous resolution, and the numbers that justify widening it.
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.
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.
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.
One screen per ticket: the queue, the whole conversation, and the AI that reads both.









Queue, conversation and AI in one screen — no tab switching
The inbox organised the way the team already works
Every field that decides what happens next, on the ticket
The whole exchange, inbound and outbound, in order
Assign, re-prioritise, escalate or refund without leaving the ticket
Answer in the thread or on the customer's own channel
Evidence attached to the record and previewed in place
The requester finds the answer before it becomes a ticket
Evaluate on a switchable dataset before any data moves
The promises you make to the business, written down once and enforced by the system.








One taxonomy the whole company files against
The cross-cutting labels your reporting actually uses
Four tiers, response and resolution, with the clock rules
Four levels, triggered by the SLA rather than by memory
Round-robin, load-balanced, skill-based or manual — with capacity
Nine events across email, push and Slack, per recipient role
The SLA clock stops when the office does
ID format, auto-close, CSAT, attachments, reopen window
The intelligence layer, one column wide, on every ticket an agent opens.
Illustrative QuipAI screen — A ticket with the QuipAI rail drafting a reply
Illustrative QuipAI screen — Knowledge base sources being loaded, extracted, tested and published
Illustrative QuipAI screen — A bot conversation handed to an agent below the confidence threshold
Reason Group size exceeds self-service limit
Summary 40 pax, 11:00 sailing, wants private deck
Customer Returning · 3 previous bookings
Suggested Upper-deck group rate, ask for date
Assigned Sana Ali · 12s to pick up
Illustrative QuipAI screen — Who did what on a ticket, in order
Illustrative QuipAI screen — A feed of AI-detected events with recommended actions
Illustrative QuipAI screen — Conversation activity across the week
Illustrative QuipAI screen — Ticket workspace with the AI rail collapsed to icons
A drafting assistant that has already read the ticket
The answer the agent would have gone looking for
Deflection at the point of asking, not after
Who did what to this ticket, in order
Scored skills and gaps behind the reply that went out
Activity, performance and engagement across the week
One column when you want it, an icon rail when you do not
The control plane for autonomous resolution, and the numbers that justify widening it.
Illustrative QuipAI screen — Volume, resolution rate and handling time on one board
Illustrative QuipAI screen — Every AI conversation in progress with its confidence
Illustrative QuipAI screen — Confidence thresholds, approvals and escalation rules
Illustrative QuipAI screen — AI accuracy over time and CSAT against human agents
Illustrative QuipAI screen — Escalation queue and agent capacity
Illustrative QuipAI screen — Deflection funnel and CSAT for AI versus human
Illustrative QuipAI screen — Analytics dashboard with KPIs, a trend line and a breakdown
Illustrative QuipAI screen — SLA compliance by department and agent leaderboard
Volume, resolution rate and handling time on one board
Every conversation the AI is holding, with its confidence
Confidence and escalation thresholds you set, not inherit
Accuracy over time, and CSAT for AI against human
The escalation queue and who has capacity for it
What never reached an agent, and by which route
Agent and manager views over the same dataset
Compliance by department, leaderboard, workload
The requester picks a department, sees the matching knowledge base, and only files a ticket if the answer is not already there.
Category and tags set the SLA tier; the assignment strategy picks the agent; the notification matrix tells everyone who needs to know.
The agent works one screen — thread, record, actions and QuipAI — while the SLA clock runs against business hours.
Deflection, accuracy, CSAT and SLA compliance are measured per category, which is what tells you where to let the AI take more.
Operational changes, not promised percentages. We size the impact with you against your own baseline.
Each role sees its own queue, its own actions and the same underlying record.
Raise, track and reopen their own tickets; answer the CSAT survey.
Configured to your process, brand, roles and integrations. The layer underneath is shared, so adding another product extends what you already run.
Together they make QuipCRM: the customer the sales team won and every request they raise afterwards, on one platform.
Explore Sales CRM Works with Conversational AIA website chatbot and a WhatsApp bot answer from the same knowledge base and hand over into this ticket desk with the transcript attached.
Explore Conversational AIEach phase is usable on its own. Configuration follows your process, not a fixed template.
Categories and sub-categories, tags, the ticket record, queues and roles.
SLA tiers, the escalation matrix, business hours and the notification matrix.
Assignment strategies, agent capacity, folders and self-service intake.
Agent assistant, knowledge base, activity log and conversation insights.
Autonomous resolution inside your thresholds, deflection, guardrails, AI performance.
What you can see working in a demo today, and what is configured during production activation.
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.
We’ll set up your categories, SLA tiers and escalation live, and show QuipAI drafting replies on sample tickets.