Queues with a clear purpose
Route conversations by connected brand, page or channel source using the rules configured for your setup.
Organise conversations by brand or store, give each queue clear ownership and keep follow-ups visible as your customer operation grows.
Different stores. Clear ownership.
Different pages, numbers and store teams can create a complicated support day. Build a shared structure that keeps each brand’s work easy to follow.
Route conversations by connected brand, page or channel source using the rules configured for your setup.
Keep responsibility visible when work moves across agents, shifts and operational teams.
Use ticket ownership and action history to review follow-ups, escalations and service handling.
“Our fashion store and homeware store share a support team.”Illustrative customer moment
Map connected pages or numbers to the relevant brand and queue.
Use the agreed routing and handoff process to direct each enquiry.
Follow workload and outcomes by the available queue or brand views where configured.
Your channels, your team and your existing systems shape the setup. Start with a focused workflow and build from there.
Talk through your use caseMap stores, pages, numbers and the people responsible for each.
Define queue structure, team access and the rules for cross-brand handoffs.
Choose the common ticketing and escalation process while keeping brand context visible.
The setup can support multi-brand queue handling. Agent access, assignments and handoffs are designed around your team structure.
Queue- or brand-level visibility is available where configured. Confirm the reporting breakdowns you need during scoping.
Your team should define each brand’s policies, customer-facing wording and escalation rules. A shared workflow can still preserve those differences.
Let’s build the right support workflow for your brand.