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• Integration capabilities with third-party software tools, enhancing customer engagement and marketing efforts.

• Real-time overview providing analysis of customers online, facilitating task assignments to agents during peak hours.

• Ticketing system for collaborative customer support efforts, organizing and tracking customer service queries effectively.

• Automation and asynchronous communication, user-friendly for small business owners.

• Seamless interaction with customers across multiple communication channels, improving response times and customer satisfaction.

• Limited number of active accounts, hindering flexibility during certain periods of high volume.

• Learning curve can be tricky, requiring time and effort to overcome.

• Some features, like tracking sales post-chat and Google events, hard to configure easily and may require complex setup with tech support.

• Exceptional customer service with knowledgeable and responsive support staff, ensuring quick resolutions.

• User-friendly and intuitive interface, making it easy to navigate and use, especially for new users.

• Comprehensive features like lead management, ticketing, residuals reporting, and VoIP integration, streamlining workflows for ISOs and sales teams.

• Highly customizable, allowing users to tailor workflows, fields, and reports to meet specific business needs.

• Consolidates multiple functionalities into a single platform, improving efficiency and reducing the need for additional tools.

• Some users find the system's layout (especially in earlier versions) cramped, with information packed too closely together.

• Steep learning curve for new users due to the abundance of features and functionalities.

• Occasional hiccups in custom field integrations or onboarding processes reported by a few users.