Your control
What your team manages from the dashboard
- Catalog of intents and corresponding routes
- Acceptable methods of identification
- Human handoff priorities
- Fallback behaviour for errors, uncertainty and unavailable teams
Customer support
Who is it for?
What does it solve?
How it works
The caller explains the request naturally, and the flow evaluates it against supported intents and the current context.
If two directions are possible, the agent asks one short multiple-choice question and does not guess the meaning.
Supported self-service requests trigger the appropriate system action; everything else is transferred to the correct team member.
A session stores the reason for the request, the data received, the route, and the technical result.
Your control
System boundaries
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The caller states the reason naturally, and the flow selects the appropriate route or asks one short clarifying question when needed.
Not if the appropriate integration is enabled. OMO stores the context already received and the reason for the switch so that the team does not start the conversation from scratch.
Yes. A completed service can trigger a survey campaign and schedule an NPS or CSAT call at the agreed time.
Tell us how your calls work today, and we will map the first voice workflow around your real requirements.