Telecoms integrators and providers
Your clients are carriers who need to support their subscribers on WhatsApp and the web. You provide it as a service.
- Technical support
- Incidents
- Sign-ups & cancellations
A Summy instance that is yours alone, with your logo and colours. Inside it, one workspace per client: their team, their channels, their knowledge and their AI agents. We set it up, configure it and train your team and your clients' teams.
The demand is there: your clients need to answer on WhatsApp and on the web. The hard part is having something to give them.
A platform of your own means months of development and a team to keep it running. You wanted to sell a service, not software.
Per-seat pricing, their brand up front and one account per client. Your margin disappears into licences.
Nobody sees the whole picture. Supporting clients means opening tabs and remembering passwords.
One handset per client, conversations lost at shift change and nothing you can measure.
It improvises, doesn't know the client's business and doesn't know when to stop. Worse than none.
Every new account means explaining the tool again, with no material and no method, at your team's expense.
You run the instance. Each client works in its own workspace and only sees its own. Their users write in wherever they already write.
My fibre has been down since this morning
How do I change my plan?
September invoice charged twice
A workspace each. Their team, their channels, their knowledge, their AI agents and their reports. With the Client role, they configure their own without touching anyone else's. Where they already write. WhatsApp, the chat on their website or email. Nobody has to install anything.
Sample dataOne client never sees another: not their conversations, not their contacts, not their reports.
With the Owner role you reach the whole instance and switch workspace from the menu, with no second password.
“Create a workspace for a client” is a menu option. No second platform to stand up.
The platform's screens, recreated with sample data. No stock mock-ups: this is what the teams answering with Summy use today.
Every conversation with its status, its owner, its team and its history. And you can see at a glance whether the AI or a person is handling it.
Everything lands in each client's workspace inbox, ordered by person. Your client keeps their number and their mailbox.
Connects by scanning a code with the number your client already uses. Start today.
Meta's route, with a verified number and approved templates. For volume and outbound notices.
A widget in each client's colours, with a pre-chat form and a help centre.
Their usual mailbox, connected over SMTP and IMAP. Every email, one more conversation.
Need another channel? Tell us which one and we'll look at it with you.
Your instance carries your logo and colours, alongside Summy's signature. Each client's web chat carries theirs. Your clients buy your service, not ours.
Swap the usual chat bubble for Summy: a 3D avatar that peeks out from the corner of your client's site, says hello and answers with their AI agent. In each client's colours.
The familiar bubble. Quiet and expected.
A character that greets, reacts and keeps visitors company.
Same AI agent, same team behind it. Switch it from the dashboard, no site changes.
Sample character and animations. Colour adapts to each brand.
If your clients are asking you for chat support and you've nothing to give them, this is for you.
Your clients are carriers who need to support their subscribers on WhatsApp and the web. You provide it as a service.
You already take calls for several brands. Add chat, with a workspace per brand and the same team.
You set up your clients' digital customer service. Now on a platform you invoice for.
Your clients already trust you with their technology. Add chat support to what you sell them.
Every instance is delivered configured, tested and with your team trained. And we're still there afterwards.
We work out who you'll sell to and how you'll run it: workspaces, teams, channels and hours.
We deploy your platform, isolated from every other client's, with your logo and colours.
We create the first workspaces, connect channels, load the knowledge and leave the AI agents tested.
Your team, to run it and sell it. Your clients' teams, to answer from day one.
A direct line to the people who build the platform. Updates included.
Your instance shares nothing with any other Summy client's. And inside it, every workspace is closed to the rest.
Your platform runs on its own: its own database, files and configuration.
Every record carries its workspace and every query is filtered by it. Tested with cross-workspace access tests.
Owner, admin, client, supervisor and agent. Permissions are checked on the server, not just on the screen.
Channel credentials, web chat keys and tool headers are stored encrypted.
The AI's calls can't point at the internal network: it's checked on save and again on every call.
A per-minute message cap, manipulation-attempt detection, it won't reveal its instructions and it says it's an AI.
Each instance is quoted on how many clients you'll serve, on which channels and how much service you need. This is always in:
No price list. The proposal comes in writing, fixed, after the first conversation.
And if yours isn't here, just write to us.
They'll see your logo and colours. Summy appears discreetly, as the technology underneath, not as the brand serving them.
Each client is a workspace. We size the instance for the volume you expect and grow it if you do.
Both. QR gets you started in minutes with the number your client already has. The official API is Meta's route for volume and template notices. We decide with you, client by client.
It answers from each workspace's knowledge and the instructions it's given. When it doesn't know, or the user asks, it hands over to a person with the summary written.
We do, with you. We train your team to run and sell it, and your clients' teams to answer. You keep the material.
Yes. AI agents use tools that call their systems — their CRM, n8n, Zapier — with the parameters you define. Every call is logged.
Yes, and we recommend it: one client, their channels and their team, with the numbers in front of you. The next ones build on what you learn.
It depends on how many clients you'll serve, on which channels and how much service you need. No price list: you get a concrete proposal after the first conversation.
A straight conversation about your clients, your channels and where it makes sense to start. No generic proposal.