Catch the calls your queue drops at 4:57pm.
Slot the agent in as the third tier behind your roster. It triages, captures, and writes structured tickets into Genesys, Zendesk, or your own CRM — no caller waits past 30s.
Six examples drawn from agents we're running this month. The common thread isn't industry — it's an operations team with a known script, a known queue, and a number that rings at the wrong time of day.
Slot the agent in as the third tier behind your roster. It triages, captures, and writes structured tickets into Genesys, Zendesk, or your own CRM — no caller waits past 30s.
Diagnose, prioritise, dispatch on the SLA. Pages the right person only when it's actually a P1; the rest get booked for morning, with the caller's number written back to your CRM.
Capture the structured fields a human adjuster would, kick off the claim in your core, and book the assessor — without the caller waiting 18 minutes on hold.
Sits on top of Cliniko, Halaxy, or your booking app. Confirms the next-day list, rebooks no-shows, sends the parking notice, and reads back appointment prep instructions.
Greets by name if the caller is in your CRM, answers the FAQ, books, reschedules, and pages the right human only when it actually has to. Sounds like the receptionist who's been there nine years.
When something's down at the same time the phones light up, your support queue collapses. The agent answers every call inside 480ms, reads the live status, takes structured impact reports, and routes severity-1 to the duty engineer.
We've shipped legal intake, freight dispatch, super onboarding, school enrolment, broker pre-approval, and three others we can't name yet. If a careful human can handle it, the agent can too.