Q: I appreciate that you are thinking outside the box and doing your own thing, but I can't help feeling a bit ...
scared of managing everything inside the same Messenger window. Can you say something about how larger sites would handle their chat load with Re:plain?
If you have enough operators to handle the incoming requests in a timely fashion, sure no problem, but let's say you're a one man support army handling requests from 10 different sites. Usually no problem, you just don't always have the fastest response time.
But then if each message goes into the same window, generating 4 lines for each message (name, message, actions), and another 10 lines (IP, location etc) when the customer adds their name or email.. that can be a lot of scrolling.
Lets say it's Black Friday or a busy holiday season, you're busy and to mute the conversation to avoid going crazy, come back to 200 new chats (that is 2500-3000 lines) from 10 sites, where some came in at the same times so they are nice and mixed.
Just seems you would have to be more focused and systematic than if you could show conversations one-by-one and mark them as solved etc. like with other chat tools.
To end on a positive note, your product seems very cool and well made, and would be perfect for many of my projects, and I will definitely get to know it better :-)
Ya_Replain
May 15, 2024A: Hi, Xpressprint!
Thanks a lot for your notes.
I can share with you our personal experience. The main idea of which will be "Until you try, you won't understand how different and cool it is."
First of all, Re:plain made for small and medium businesses and startups where 1-3 operators can handle support.
But even we, as Re:plain, we get around 400-500 chats every day per 3 operators, and it's quite easy.
The thing is that we've created a unique mnemonic interface that boost the speed of support.
Just one look at the message, and you've identified the client by a unique emoji. Second - a unique name (to tell the truth, I don't even read it).
IP, location, etc. will appear on your manual request.
So one Agent easily can talk with 5-7 clients simultaneously. For sure, he needs to get used to, but when it'll happen no way back)))
We'd be happy if you would give us a try, and we're ready to answer any question you have!