eCommerce
Order status, returns and "where's my package" answered instantly. Cart-abandon promotions and post-purchase upsells the chat runs on its own.
From a one-person SaaS to multi-site agencies and full-service hosting providers: the same operating layer, shaped to the work each team actually does.
The same platform bends to the work each team does, from a solo SaaS founder to an agency running thirty client sites.
Order status, returns and "where's my package" answered instantly. Cart-abandon promotions and post-purchase upsells the chat runs on its own.
White-label widgets, per-client permissions and one inbox across every site. Add a new client site in one place, and bill it all on one relationship.
Onboarding chats answered from your docs, trial-to-paid nudges, and billing context from Stripe, so one founder can support hundreds of accounts.
DNS, renewals and billing answered automatically via the WHMCS connector. Escalations carry the customer's whole account history.
Connect OpsIQ to your WHMCS install and the chat AI answers DNS, billing and renewal questions with the customer's real account data. Tickets that need a person arrive with the full account context attached.
A founder running support alone often pays for a chat tool, a billing report, an analytics tool and a ticket board. OpsIQ puts them in one place: the Stripe connector brings billing context into chats, and the AI answers from your own knowledge base.
Run every client website under one OpsIQ admin with Remote Sites. Each client gets its own white-label widget, and your team works them all from a single inbox with permissions per site.
OpsIQ plugs into the billing, store and CMS platforms your customers are already on, no rip-and-replace required.
Most teams hit their first measurable result within a fortnight, with no implementation-services contract, just sign up and plug in.
The widget loads in under a second on a low-bandwidth phone, so customers in every market actually use it.
Every AI turn is logged and auditable, with 37+ signed connectors available and zero implementation contract to sign.
What teams were paying for and stitching together before, and what they get inside one OpsIQ workspace instead.
| What a team needs | Five separate tools | OpsIQ operating layer |
|---|---|---|
| Customer chat | Standalone chat subscription | AI chat that answers from your own content |
| Help-desk & tickets | Separate help-desk vendor | Native tickets with pre-summarised escalations |
| Billing context in chat | Manual lookups, copy-paste | WHMCS / Stripe connectors bring it live |
| Analytics & outcomes | Another analytics tool | CSAT, response time & influenced revenue built in |
| Multi-site / agency | One account per client | Remote Sites: many sites, one inbox, per-site permissions |
| White-label widget | Paid add-on, if available | Per-site themes & branding included |
| AI safety & audit | Black-box or none | Every AI turn logged; action contracts on writes |
| Time to first result | Implementation project | ~2 weeks, no services contract |
| Monthly cost | Stacked subscriptions | One bill for the whole workspace |
| Low-bandwidth reach | Heavy widget, slow on 3G | Widget loads in <1s on a 3G phone |
Short answers for teams thinking about replacing their support stack with the OpsIQ operating layer.