Retailers and D2C brands
The most common message you get, answered instantly and around the clock, without a tracking number or a portal login. Every one of those is a support ticket that never opens.
Connect UPS, FedEx, DHL, USPS, ShipStation or Shippo so customers get real carrier status by text — no tracking number, no portal — and your ops team can chase what is stuck from a phone.
"Where is my parcel?" is the single most common message a shipping business receives, and it is almost entirely answerable from data you already hold. The problem is never the answer, it is the hoop: find the confirmation email, dig out a tracking number, paste it into a carrier site that was not built for a phone.
An agent on your number removes every step. It matches the order from the phone number that texted, reads live carrier status, and replies in the thread — including out of hours, when most of these messages actually arrive. It can act too: add a safe-place instruction, change a delivery date, start a claim. And when a delivery genuinely slips it can reach out first, which is the cheapest support ticket you will ever avoid.
The same connection serves your own side of the counter. Ops and warehouse staff ask what is late, held at customs or refused across every carrier at once, instead of logging into four portals to assemble the picture themselves.
The most common message you get, answered instantly and around the clock, without a tracking number or a portal login. Every one of those is a support ticket that never opens.
Ask what is late, held or refused across every carrier at once, rather than logging into four portals to work it out.
Each client connects their own carrier accounts, so one agent covers the whole book with everything correctly scoped.
Connect your carrier and fulfilment accounts and the agent answers for every shipment on the number — customer tracking questions and internal exception chasing from the same connection.
For 3PLs and multi-brand operators, each client connects their own carrier accounts so one agent serves them all, each seeing only their own consignments.
The same agent, asked different things by different people on the team.
The agent matches the order from the number that texted and reports live carrier status — the detail nobody keeps hold of.
Safe place, neighbour, a different day. The agent updates it with the carrier instead of sending them to a portal.
Most tracking messages land in the evening. They get a real answer then, rather than a queue on Monday morning.
Ask what is late, held at customs or refused and get one answer, instead of four portals and a spreadsheet.
When a delivery slips, the agent reaches out with the new date — the cheapest support ticket is the one never opened.
Each client connects their own carrier accounts and their customers only ever see their own shipments.
Yes, and this is the main reason it works. The agent matches on the phone number that texted or the order itself — customers rarely keep the tracking number, which is why most of them message you instead.
Both, where the carrier allows it. It can add a safe-place instruction, change a delivery date or start a claim, not just read status back.
Yes. Connect UPS, FedEx, DHL and the rest, and the agent answers across all of them — which is the part that normally means four portals for your team.
UPS, FedEx, DHL, USPS, Canada Post, EasyPost, Shippo, ShipStation, Sendcloud, Trexity and bol.com.
Pick a model, write a prompt, connect the tools it needs, and go live in the blue bubble — no code required.