All your channels in one inbox, with an AI agent that answers and learns from your corrections.
Every channel together, with filters by channel and status, and swipes to resolve, hand to a human, or give back to the AI. On iPad and Mac the conversation sits alongside.
Training mode is a deck of cards: the AI proposes an answer, you approve, correct or reject it. Every correction is stored as one of the agent's rules.
Draft to sent, viewed, accepted or expired. Created by the agent or your team, priced from your catalog.
A visual builder for "if this happens, do that". No code and no waiting on anyone to change it.
Contact, opportunity, follow-up and close. The pipeline comes out of what people actually wrote, not from separate data entry.
The app logs what customers asked that the agent couldn't answer. That list is exactly what to teach it.
Appointments and to-dos with owner, priority and reminder, created by the agent or the team.
Products and services with price and availability, so the agent answers from data and not from memory.
How long replies take, which channel brings the most, and how often the agent got it right unaided.
Customers write from five different places and the answer depends on who happens to be free. Dropping in a bot doesn't fix that: it makes it worse, because it answers wrongly with confidence. Vozkan pulls the channels into one inbox and puts an agent in front, with one difference: every time you correct it, that correction becomes one of its rules. The agent doesn't train itself — your team trains it, just by answering the way they always do.
For businesses answering across several channels that don't want to lose sales to slow replies.
No new account, nothing to install: you sign in with the same email and password as the app.
The email and password you already use. If you don't remember it, the reset email goes out from that screen.
Conversations, contacts, opportunities, quotes…
The session lives only in that tab and is erased when you close it.
The web is for reading; entry happens in the app. Two places writing at once is how information gets lost.
Permissions are enforced server-side, not by the page.
The web is read-only: replies happen in the app.