Roles
Tickets, chat, and the customer who should not wait overnight.
Customers wait. Tickets age. Chat says tomorrow. That is how you lose the ones you already paid to acquire.
The Philippines for volume and overnight. Hours are set before anyone interviews. Written English is the filter.
The queue is worked. SLAs exist. Escalations have a path.
Seats
Email, chat, phone, English you can put in front of a customer.
See the seatThe person who closes the loop so the same ticket does not return.
See the seatProduct questions that need a brain, not a macro.
See the seatThe window that should not say “we’ll get back to you tomorrow.”
See the seatOnboarding, check-ins, the account that should not churn in silence.
See the seatHow it works
I'm not going to dress this up. A call. We filter for people who already use AI. Three people. A start date.
The real one. What they own by week four. Not the fantasy posting you were about to write.
Skills. English. Samples. Background. Most people never reach you. That's how you don't waste a week.
You talk. You hire one. If the three aren't it, we don't shrug and send a fourth.
On your payroll or on ours. On a date both of us can actually plan around.
How you hire
Put them on your payroll, or we will. You still meet three AI trained operators. You still decide. The only difference is who does the paperwork.
Get Started
Twenty minutes. If we can't fill it, I'll say that. Then you go do something else with your day.
Twenty minutes