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For customer service and operations teams

Natural phone conversations. Real business actions.

Qfix handles natural inbound and outbound calls, understands each customer in context, then updates CRM, creates the next task, or hands off with the full conversation.

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Conversation
Natural turn-taking
Action
CRM, tickets and tasks
Handoff
Full conversation context
Record
Transcript and outcome

One connected flow

See how one call moves from answer to resolution.

The conversation, business context and operational follow-up stay in one controlled flow. Review how Qfix understands the request and turns it into the next operational step.

Illustrative product scenario using example data; this is not a customer call recording.

Incoming service call

Service appointment follow-up

Example flow

Conversation

Customer

I need an update on today’s service appointment.

Qfix

I found the open request. I’ll check the status and notify the service team.

Understood context

Intent
Service support
Priority
Today
Owner
Field team

Operational result

Customer record matched
Support record updated
Follow-up assigned

Current step

Connected to the customer

Qfix answers according to the operating rules configured for this call flow.

Start with the work that matters

One platform, three clear starting points.

Choose a high-volume call flow, prove the outcome and expand from there.

Customer support

Answer recurring requests, collect context and route only the cases that need a person.

Call → support record → team

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Sales and qualification

Reach leads, understand intent and prepare the next action for the sales team.

Call → qualification → CRM

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Appointments and follow-up

Book, confirm and follow up without leaving the operational loop open.

Call → action → confirmation

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Technical capabilities

Built for real call operations, not scripted demos.

Working hours, customer context, call records, integrations, follow-up channels, and agent behavior remain configurable before and after launch.

Operations manager reviewing customer context before routing a call

Operating principle

Every call enters as a conversation and leaves as a tracked business outcome.

Voice flows

Run inbound and outbound calls with natural turn-taking, context memory, routing, and multi-language support.

Context layer

Use working-hour rules, CRM data, ticket fields, customer history, and custom terms inside the conversation.

Conversation intelligence

Turn every call into a record your team can inspect, search, measure, and act on.

Operations control

Connect Qfix to your stack, open or update work items, notify teams, and configure each agent for the business process.

Human control

AI does the work. Your team keeps control.

Qfix follows the rules of your operation and transfers the cases that require judgement, empathy or authority with the full conversation context attached.

Transferred to operations

Conversation context arrives with the handoff.

Intent, urgency, transcript and completed actions arrive together.

Business-hour rules

Control when to answer, call back or route.

Human handoff

Define exactly when a person should take over.

Critical alerts

Surface urgent or sensitive conversations immediately.

Records and reporting

Keep the conversation and outcome inspectable.

Integration roadmap

Connect Qfix to the tools behind your operation.

The Qfix connector roadmap covers the CRM, support, telephony and workflow products your operation depends on.

Tell us which systems matter to your workflow. We use pilot requirements to prioritize future connector work.

  • Salesforce
  • HubSpot
  • Zoho
  • Odoo
  • SAP
  • ERPNext
  • Zendesk
  • Intercom
  • Jira
  • Help Scout
  • Chatwoot
  • LiveChat
  • Twilio
  • Aircall
  • Asterisk
  • Vonage
  • Cisco
  • Webex
  • Zapier
  • Make
  • Slack
  • WhatsApp
  • n8n
  • Telegram

Logos identify third-party products shown as future connector candidates. They do not indicate a live integration, partnership, endorsement, certification or committed release date. Roadmap priorities may change; availability and scope are confirmed separately for each pilot.

Operational readiness

Control the data flow before going live.

Permissions, retention, routing and escalation rules are mapped with the selected pilot workflow before launch.

Permissions

Limit access by role and workflow.

Data flow

Define what is read, written and retained.

Call records

Set recording and transcript policies.

Escalation

Keep a clear route to the responsible team.

Inside the product

Call outcomes stay visible to your operation.

Inspect the conversation, extracted signals, operational workload, call records, and sentiment from one controlled workspace.

Illustrative interface data

Understand the entire conversation

Operational metrics, an AI-generated report, and the full transcript stay connected to the same example call.

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Illustrative product data

Operational metrics

7.8/ 10

Satisfaction

Positive
24%

Churn risk

Safe range

AI analysis report

The customer called about overdue invoices. The assistant identified the account, explained the balance, captured the request for an email summary, and scheduled a clear follow-up action.

Sentiment flow

NeutralAnxiousPositive

Conversation transcript

Example state
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Customer08:18:49

I am not sure about the balance. Could you send the details by email?

AI agent08:18:50

Of course. I recorded your request and will send the invoice summary to your current email address.

Customer08:19:09

That works. I will review it and get back to you.

Turn speech into operational signals

Topics, key phrases, entities, intent, and detected actions become structured inputs for the workflow.

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Intent signals

  • Qfix signal extraction and intent radar showing topics, entities, and detected actions

Review active call flows

Queue state, completed calls, and exceptions can remain visible in one operational view.

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Operations overview

  • Illustrative Qfix operations dashboard showing active, completed, and unsuccessful calls

Before the pilot

The questions teams ask before going live.

Does Qfix replace our phone or CRM system?

No. Qfix is designed to work with your existing phone, customer and support systems. The pilot maps the required read and write actions before integration.

Can a call be transferred to a person?

Yes. Handoff rules can use intent, urgency, customer request or your own business conditions. The receiving team gets the available conversation context.

How do we start?

We start with one measurable call flow, define the systems and rules it needs, launch a controlled pilot and review the outcome before expanding.

How does Qfix connect to our phone infrastructure?

The pilot maps the existing number, provider and routing rules first. The connection approach is then selected for that infrastructure and workflow.

Which languages and voices are available?

Language and voice options are selected for the workflow and audience. Pronunciation, terminology and call quality are verified during the pilot before launch.

How are security requirements handled?

Access, data flow, recording, retention and escalation requirements are reviewed for the selected workflow before launch. Contractual and regulatory requirements are documented during the pilot.

A controlled start

Start with one call flow.

Tell us which call is creating the most operational load. We will map the flow, identify the required systems and define a measurable pilot scope.

  1. 01

    Map

    Choose the call, owner and expected outcome.

  2. 02

    Connect

    Define context, integrations and handoff rules.

  3. 03

    Measure

    Launch a controlled pilot and review the result.

The Qfix team will respond with the next step for the selected workflow.

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