Email, chat, WhatsApp, and more — one queue. Agents that classify, pull context from your knowledge base, take safe actions, and escalate when your policy says so.
Most teams are stuck between legacy ticketing and bolt-on assistants that never close the loop. Subport connects the stack around resolution.
More agents logged in does not mean more resolved tickets. Subport focuses automation on deflection, resolution, and clean handoffs.
Copilots suggest text; customers still wait. Subport is built to take safe actions end-to-end, with gates when risk is high.
You should not need a migration project to get value. Connect channels, attach knowledge, and route work in hours — not quarters.
Six product surfaces, running in your browser. Click around — these are interactive demos, not screenshots.
One queue, shared context, and the same primitives across channels, agents, and workflows — so support stays coherent as you grow.
Email, chat, voice, WhatsApp, X, Instagram, SMS — all routed into the same threads with the same agents and the same shortcuts. Channel diversity stops being an integration project.
Subport agents call tools, write to your systems, open tickets, and escalate when policy says so. The reply is not the work — the resolution is. Every step is logged.
Drag-and-drop primitives that scale up to custom logic, integrations, parallel branches, and loops. Ship the common paths fast; keep the edge cases explicit.
Set gates by amount, customer tier, or intent. The agent stops, drafts the reply, presents the action, and waits for ⏎. Humans stay on the high-leverage decisions.
Upload docs and URLs, keep internal playbooks private, and let agents cite what they used. Customers get receipts; your team gets an audit trail.
Connect commerce, CRM, engineering, and comms tools. For the long tail, use APIs and the patterns your stack already trusts.
One product for operators and engineers: ship macros and routing without filing an IT ticket, and extend with code when the workflow gets sharp.
Connect a channel, attach a knowledge base, define gates for risky actions. The repetitive tier takes a coffee break.
APIs, webhooks, custom tools, and workflows that match how your org actually resolves work — not a toy canvas.
Pick a tier that matches your team size and included automation volume. See current numbers on the pricing page — no surprise per-message tax.
Growing SaaS and product-led teams (often 10–200 people) who need one queue, grounded answers, and automation that stops at the right human.
You are hiring to keep up with volume. Subport targets the repetitive 80% so people handle exceptions and relationships.
Your customers expect fast answers from real policies. Route questions to knowledge-backed replies before they become backlog.
Email, chat, WhatsApp, and more — one thread model so agents do not rebuild context per channel.
Illustrative benchmarks for well-instrumented workspaces — your results depend on categories, policies, and channels.
Illustrative scenario — not a single customer endorsement.
The win was not “faster drafts.” It was fewer round-trips: the agent pulls order state, applies the policy we wrote, and only pings us when the amount crosses the threshold. Our queue stopped growing linearly with headcount.
Starter and Team tiers include AI auto-resolves per month, channels, knowledge bases, and workflows. Enterprise adds the security and deployment options larger orgs expect.
Too many “AI help desks” stop at text generation. The hard part is safe action: tools, approvals, audit trails, and a queue model that does not fall apart when you add WhatsApp, email, and chat.
That is what we are building — one place for support to run, with automation that earns trust.
If you have a sharp edge case, bring it. We would rather lose a deal than sell a story we cannot ship.
Details live on the security page — here is the shape of how we think about risk.
A few things teams ask before they roll Subport out beyond a pilot.
Yes — start from the dashboard on a trial where available, or book a demo if you want a guided walkthrough.