Channel connectors
WhatsApp Business, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, Email and Website Chat, subject to provider integration requirements.
Normalize supported customer conversations into one operating model so agents and supervisors can focus on the customer instead of switching between disconnected inboxes.
Connect is designed around ownership, customer context, routing and quality rather than simply collecting channel icons in one screen.
Real customer service also needs ownership, business hours, templates, notifications, QA, coaching and reporting. Connect is structured around that complete operating loop.
The platform direction combines digital engagement with workforce, quality and operational administration.
WhatsApp Business, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, Email and Website Chat, subject to provider integration requirements.
Customer identity, previous conversations, tickets, voice events and operational history.
Teams, queues, ownership, transfers and agent assignment models.
Response-time tracking, business-hour handling and service-level visibility.
Rules, templates, saved replies, notifications and repeatable response workflows.
QA scorecards, feedback, coaching, CSAT and agent performance reporting.
Connect supports a multi-company model where the service provider controls provisioning while client teams manage their own operations.
Client onboarding, subscriptions, service provisioning, integrations, platform health and system-wide controls.
Manage teams, agents, channels, workflows, templates, reports and company configuration.
Supervise queues, assignment, performance, escalations and team workload.
Handle customer interactions or review quality according to assigned permissions.
Third-party channel access must respect provider permissions, API policies and tenant boundaries. Credentials and webhooks should remain encrypted or protected and isolated by company.
The current architecture targets WhatsApp Business, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, Email and Website Chat, with other connectors such as LinkedIn or X depending on provider API access and approval.
The goal is a normalized operating model while still respecting the unique capabilities and limitations of each provider.
Yes. Ownership, routing, transfers and team-based service workflows are core parts of the platform direction.
Yes. The convergence layer is designed so messaging and telephony can share company, agent and customer context when both services are provisioned.
The platform includes QA, CSAT, coaching, SLA and reporting workflows intended for operational supervision.
Yes. ITS Connect is designed for a service-provider model with client-company separation and company-specific entitlements.
No. Provider channels require valid business accounts, credentials, webhook/API configuration and any approvals required by the platform provider.
The architecture supports Client Managed, ITS Managed and Hybrid service models depending on the client arrangement.
Start with the channels you use today and build toward a connected customer service workflow.