See it work
One number, four desks at a Surajpur produce firm
An illustrative Surajpur firm buys potatoes, onions and turmeric from growers across the district and keeps one accounts desk. One clerk speaks Sargujhiya. Switch the strategy to see how the morning's chats are shared out.
In InfiQ, a short Flows menu can ask whether a chat is about potatoes, turmeric or a payment, and the shared inbox lets a manager assign and transfer conversations, with private notes so accounts sees the rate the desk agreed.
Every chat in the queue starts with a grower's message, so the answers need no template and are charged at the service rate; the 24-hour service window explains how long they last. Templates come in when the firm writes first: a weighment slip the next day, a payment note, a bill.