One leak, three messages.
A customer emails about a quote, texts a follow-up, then calls, and each one reaches a different person.
All three land in one inbox, tied to her record, so whoever picks up sees the whole story.
Email lives in one app, texts on the shop phone, and the website chat in a tab somebody closed. Nobody sees the whole conversation, so nobody owns it, and the customer notices first.
Clarky is your support inbox.
Every chat, call, text and email lands in one inbox, tied to the person who sent it. Clarky answers the routine questions, flags the ones that need you, and you can step in with the whole history in front of you.
A customer emails about a quote, texts a follow-up, then calls, and each one reaches a different person.
All three land in one inbox, tied to her record, so whoever picks up sees the whole story.
The owner is under a car when a website visitor asks for someone real.
His phone buzzes with an alert, and he takes over the chat right from the shop floor.
The customer's emails get shorter and sharper while everyone is busy packing orders.
Clarky scores the mood, alerts you when it drops, and you reply with the whole thread in view.
Chats, calls, texts and emails in one list, each tied to the person's contact record.
When a website visitor asks for a person, your team gets a push or email alert right away.
Step into a chat or text thread with the full history in view. Chat visitors see a person joined.
Hand a conversation to a teammate and leave internal notes the customer never sees.
Clarky scores the sentiment of each conversation and alerts you when one drops below your threshold.
Calls show up with the recording and transcript, right next to the chats and emails.
Pick yours and the whole site follows: the calls, the texts, the questions customers ask and the Tuesday it saves.
No. Clarky answers the routine questions on its own. You get a push or email alert when a chat visitor asks for a person or a conversation turns sour.
In website chat, yes: they see that a person has joined, and Clarky stays quiet while you handle it.
Email threads land in the same inbox. Clarky can draft a reply for you to edit and send, or answer on its own if you let it.
Yes. Install Clarky from your phone's browser, turn on push alerts, and take over a chat or text from wherever you are.
Point Clarky at your website and it's trained in about a minute.