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Service

Chat Support

Live chat is where customers expect an answer while they are still on the page. We staff chat as a managed queue with agreed concurrency, response targets and escalation paths, so conversations stay quick without becoming abrupt.

Delivered by a dedicated team

What the team handles

Chat Support

  • Pre-sales and product questions during browsing
  • Order, delivery and account queries
  • Troubleshooting with defined escalation paths
  • Proactive chat on high-intent pages, where you want it
  • Handover to email or voice when a case needs more room

Scope is confirmed with you during the design stage and written into the operating plan before the team goes live.

Measurement

Metrics usually agreed for this service

Targets are set with you before launch. These are the measures the conversation normally starts from — the numbers attached to them are yours to define.

  • 01

    First response time

    Target set per client

  • 02

    Average handling time

    Target set per client

  • 03

    Concurrency per agent

    Target set per client

  • 04

    CSAT after chat

    Target set per client

  • 05

    Transfer and escalation rate

    Target set per client

Reporting cadence, escalation thresholds and the review meeting rhythm are agreed alongside the targets themselves.

Before you commit

Practical questions about chat support

The questions buyers ask once the brochure stage is over.

How many chats can one agent handle at once?
Concurrency is set with you, based on the complexity of your conversations and the quality bar you want to hold. Simple order queries and technical troubleshooting do not carry the same load.
Which chat platforms can your team work in?
We work inside your existing helpdesk or chat tool. If you have not chosen one yet, we can talk through what your volume and channel mix would need.

Next step

Talk through chat support for your business.

Bring your current volume, tooling and response targets. We will tell you what a workable team looks like — including when the answer is a smaller one than you expected.