WhatsApp-first contact centre
An enterprise contact centre built around WhatsApp, with one isolated instance per client. A voice phase is planned.
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Related service: Intelligent client communication
An enterprise contact centre built around WhatsApp, with one isolated instance per client. A voice phase is planned.
One workspace for email, WhatsApp, SMS and voice, with call transcription added to each client’s history.
A web-based preview dialler: agents see the record, then dial from the browser through a WebRTC softphone.
A WhatsApp messaging application, including a companion Android app.
Scheduled SMS sending with inbound replies, POPIA compliance controls and a Monday.com integration.
A replacement for the FOP2 operator panel on FreePBX, giving operators and supervisors a live view of the phone system.
An admin interface for a voice gateway: accounts, caller IDs, trunks and unanswered-call follow-up.
Related service: Prediction models & machine learning
A machine-learning model that predicts which active clients may leave, with an explanation for each prediction and a documented fairness audit, so staff can reach out in time.
A service that allocates identifiers from a managed pool and tracks success rates to inform how they are used.
Management reports on Wi-Fi usage, and billing reports produced with JasperReports.
A business-intelligence pipeline over payments data, feeding management reporting.
Related service: System integrations
A store-and-forward broker that receives WhatsApp webhooks and passes them on reliably, so internal systems never face the internet.
A relay that lets Google Apps Script reach an Odoo ERP through a fixed IP address, without handing scripts the ERP credentials.
An integration that submits debt-review proposals to a bank’s API.
Related service: AI-powered security & infrastructure monitoring
A vulnerability scanner with AI triage running on a self-hosted model, prioritising findings and suggesting fixes.
Incident detection over Wazuh SIEM data, with evidence timelines and Telegram and email paging.
Distributed monitoring of network paths for multiple tenants, detecting outages, route changes and degradation.
Discovery, configuration audit, security checks and monitoring across a fleet of MikroTik routers.
Self-hosted email diagnostics in the style of MXToolbox: DNS, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, blacklist and deliverability checks.
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