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Practical reading on shared inboxes, AI-assisted support, and bringing every customer conversation into one place.
A shopper asks what to buy, the reply shows the product with its real price and an Add to cart button. Also: why "what is your best seller?" made it give up, and what we changed.
Read moreA visitor could leave without writing anything and still leave a conversation row behind. We moved creation to the first message, but kept the filters for old empty rows.
Read moreThe cheapest model on the price page was the most expensive one we ran. And at our real volume, the whole cost question was worth $1.87 a year.
Read moreSetting up a help desk is an afternoon of form-filling. Now you can describe it instead. Also: why we said it would never read your conversations, and then changed our mind.
Read moreA model that is wrong by four times gets caught. A model that is wrong by six percent gets sent to the customer.
Read moreOne asked for a price and got 39.00 EUR for an order that costs 9.60. It had the correct data in front of it the whole time.
Read moreGiving three people the Page password is not a shared inbox. Here is what one actually is, what Meta Business Suite covers, and the two limits that catch teams out.
Read moreInstagram DMs are built for one person on one phone. Here is what it takes to run them as a team, including the two settings that quietly block every tool.
Read moreEmail, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and the phone — all asking the same print questions. Here is how Foto Delavnica brought it into one place.
Read moreOne Gmail and a shared password works — until it doesn’t. Here’s what a shared inbox is, how it works, and when your team actually needs one.
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