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Inbox & interaction management

Centralize your conversations. Stay in control of how they’re handled.

QLOA brings together conversations from your connected channels in one shared space. You define the rules that determine how each request is handled: processed by AI, submitted for approval or handed off to your teams.

A traveler waiting in front of a moving train

All your conversations. One place.

  1. TuesdayWhatsApp
  2. ThursdayEmail
  3. SaturdayInstagram

01 / 03All your channels, one interfaceEvery message reaches your Inbox, across the channels you connect.

02 / 03Every conversation with its contextPrevious exchanges, attachments, the visitor’s known journey.

03 / 03Information your teams can accessInternal notes and past exchanges, all in one place.

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Sarah C.One file · 3 channels
Tuesday · WhatsApp

Can this pan go in the oven?

Yes, up to 260 °C.

Thursday · Email

Could you send me the invoice for my order?

I can help you find your invoice if your store is connected. What’s your order number?

Saturday · Instagram

My dish arrived cracked. Photo attached.

I’m passing this on to our customer service team.

02 / 04Smart request management

Define exactly when the AI should bring in your teams.

Depending on the nature of the request, its sensitivity and your business guidelines, the AI can continue the conversation, ask for clarification, apply a restriction or trigger an escalation.

01
Handle automatically

Routine requests can be handled by the AI when they fall within its authorized scope.

Where is my order?

Handled by AI · reply sent
02
Submit for approval

Some situations can be prepared by the AI while still requiring a human decision or confirmation.

I’d like to cancel my order, it has already shipped.

Prepared by AI · to be approved by Julien
03
Hand off to teams

Sensitive or complex requests, or those explicitly meant for an advisor, can be routed to the right people, with their context.

Second package incomplete. I want to talk to someone.

Handed off to Camille · customer service, with the summary
04
Plan for unavailability

Define assignment rules, deadlines and fallback procedures for when an advisor can’t step in right away.

It’s 10 pm, I need an advisor.

Outside business hours · callback offered tomorrow at 9 am, ticket created
Team organization

Every request is qualified, assigned and tracked.

Centralizing conversations isn’t enough. How they’re handled must also be organized, distributed and supervised.

03 / 04Advisor copilot

The AI prepares the replies. Your advisors keep the decision.

  1. 01A handoff with context

    The advisor sees the information the customer has already shared.

  2. 02Assisted writing

    The AI suggests wording that the advisor can adapt to the situation.

  3. 03Human decisions preserved

    Replies and actions that need approval stay under your teams’ control.

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Camille R.Customer service · taking over the conversation
Sarah C.
Already shared by the customer
  • Order 51870, delivered today
  • Cracked gratin dish, photo attached
  • Prefers a replacement over a refund
Reply suggested by the copilot

WarmerMore conciseFormal tone
Edited by CamilleSendSent by Camille ✓
04 / 04Conversations that keep their value

History helps your teams reply. Data helps you understand.

Every conversation reveals your customers’ needs, difficulties and expectations. At a larger scale, analyzing them lets you spot trends that go beyond individual cases.

  • What your customers ask about most.Delivery · 31%
  • Situations that need human intervention.Escalations · 12%
  • Topics that keep your teams busy.Returns · 4 h / day
  • Requests left without a satisfactory resolution.Unanswered · 64

These analyses go deeper in QLOA Analytics, turning conversations into insights that help you run your business.

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Take control of your interactions

See how QLOA can organize the handling of your customer requests.

Centralized conversations, escalation rules, AI and human teams working together: explore an organization that fits your tools, your processes and your requirements.