Multiple entry points
Product and order questions can begin on different storefronts and connected messaging channels.
E-commerce · Scenario guide
Multi-store E-commerce
When questions arrive from different storefronts, your team needs to know which store a customer means and who should reply. This proposed approach brings connected conversations and their history into one workspace.

Storefront conversations
30+Stores in the proposed scenario
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The business
For a business operating multiple independent stores, growth brings more customer conversations as well as more orders. The service challenge is to keep the right store context, customer history and next action together as the business expands.
Challenge
Product and order questions can begin on different storefronts and connected messaging channels.
An agent needs to understand which store and product a conversation concerns before choosing the next action.
As more people participate, clear assignment and shared context matter to the continuity of follow-up.
Approach
Bring connected store conversations into one workspace, handle routine questions with business knowledge and route follow-up to the right teammate.
Associate the inquiry with the storefront or entry point it came from.
Use a shared workspace for connected customer channels. Apply the relevant business knowledge and configured service workflow.
Route conversations to the people responsible for the next action. Keep customer context available as people coordinate follow-up.
SUCCESS GOALS · PROPOSED APPROACH
The goal is a service operation that can support more storefronts while staying close to each customer: a shared view of conversations, clear responsibility and context that travels with every handoff.
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Your next chapter
Tell us where customers reach you and what your team needs help with. We can discuss how AI, a shared inbox and human support could fit.