Customer service software for multi-location teams

One customer experience across every location

One customer experience across every location

One customer experience across every location

Each site keeps its own mailbox, its own team and its own queue. Head office gets one routing structure, one set of answers and reporting across the group. Cue brings WhatsApp, email and live chat for every location into the same platform, without asking your sites to work the way head office works.

A customer messaging her local branch from her phone to ask whether an item is in stock at the Long Street store.

Inbox

Team: Bristol

Service booking

Reply needed · 4m

WhatsApp

Invoice query

bristol@ · 22m

Email

Opening hours

Answered from knowledge

Live chat

Groups and networks running Cue across every site

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Every site runs its own version of customer service

Every site runs its own version of customer service

Every site runs its own version of customer service

Centralise everything and the sites push back, because they know their customers and their diary. Leave it alone and the variation stays, and head office finds out there was a problem when the complaint arrives.

Retail · Bristol store

A shared mailbox on a rotation

Two people open the same email, or nobody does, and there is no queue to tell you which.

Clinic · Leeds

A chat widget nobody watches

It opens at nine, gets answered when someone has a minute, and closes itself overnight.

Dealership · Cardiff

WhatsApp on a personal phone

The manager knows every customer by name. When he leaves, the conversations leave with him.

Head office

A spreadsheet, updated monthly

No way to tell which site is slow, and no fair basis to compare them even if you could.

One platform, one operating model, per-site control

One platform, one operating model, per-site control

One platform, one operating model, per-site control

Every location gets its own mailbox, its own team and its own queue. WhatsApp, email and live chat all land in that same structure, so a site works one list instead of four. Head office sets the routing rules, the templates and the knowledge behind the answers. Each location keeps its own front door and its own people.

A mailbox per site

Separate addresses for departments, locations or use cases, each routed to a different team and its own workflow.

A team view per site

A location’s team sees its own queue and nothing else. Supervisors and workspace owners see across every team.

One WhatsApp, routed by site

One group number your customers recognise, with the conversation handed to the branch that can actually help.

One platform

One platform for calls, WhatsApp, email and chat

Cue is one customer communications platform for phone calls, WhatsApp, email, web chat and Messenger. Every channel runs on the same inbox, the same customer record and the same Flows, so your team works from one queue and customers never have to repeat themselves. No separate phone system, no extra inboxes, no switching between tools. Calls route to the right site alongside its own mailbox and queue, and head office sees calls and messages across the group in one view.

An incoming call routed by keypad menu to the billing, sales or support team in Cue

Route calls to the right site, not the switchboard

Calls come into the same workspace as your WhatsApp, email and chat conversations. Route callers by department, team or site, answer and transfer from Cue, call customers back from any conversation, and keep the recording and transcript on the customer record.

  • Inbound routing by department, team or site
  • Callbacks from any WhatsApp, email or chat conversation
  • Recordings and transcripts saved with the conversation
How calls work in Cue

Enquiries reach the right site, without forwarding

Enquiries reach the right site, without forwarding

Enquiries reach the right site, without forwarding

Cue sends an enquiry to the right location three ways. The channel it arrived on, what the customer tells you at the start, or data from your own systems. Once it lands, the work is shared across that team automatically. Nothing sits unassigned.

Enquiries from Group WhatsApp, the leeds@ mailbox, website chat and your CRM routed by channel, by what the customer tells you, or by your own data, to the Bristol, Leeds and Cardiff teams.

Auto-Assign shares conversations out by round robin or by who is least busy. It only picks from the people on that team, in that role, who are actually online.

See how every site is performing, in one place

See how every site is performing, in one place

See how every site is performing, in one place

Head office sees active contacts, open tickets, conversation volumes and channel share across the group. Live chat performance breaks down by rep, team, tag or channel. Every location is measured on the same queue and the same definitions, so the comparison between sites is a fair one.

One definition of a reply

Every site is measured on the same queue, so a slow location is slow for a real reason rather than because it counts differently.

Per site, per team, per channel

Filter live chat performance by rep, team, tag or channel without exporting anything.

Nobody has to compile it

The group view is the same data the sites are already working in, not a monthly return somebody types up.

A table displaying messaging campaign performance by location, showing metrics like contacts, sent, delivered, and read rates, with 'Glendale' highlighted.

Glendale

Scheduled for 3:00pm, today

251

248

(98%)

248

(98%)

248

(67%)

Yesterday, 14:31

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A table displaying messaging campaign performance by location, showing metrics like contacts, sent, delivered, and read rates, with 'Glendale' highlighted.

Glendale

Scheduled for 3:00pm, today

251

248

(98%)

248

(98%)

248

(67%)

Yesterday, 14:31

Cue customer service platform interface
A table displaying messaging campaign performance by location, showing metrics like contacts, sent, delivered, and read rates, with 'Glendale' highlighted.

Glendale

Scheduled for 3:00pm, today

251

248

(98%)

248

(98%)

248

(67%)

Yesterday, 14:31

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Reach one location’s customers, not everyone

Reach one location’s customers, not everyone

Reach one location’s customers, not everyone

Send a WhatsApp broadcast to one location’s contact list, personalised with the customer’s own details. Schedule it, or send it now. Replies come back into that site’s queue, not a marketing inbox nobody watches. Templates are approved centrally, so a regional offer still goes out in the group’s words. This is service messaging and individual outbound. Bulk marketing email stays wherever you run it today.

One location’s list, not the group’s

Pick the contacts that belong to that site, so a Cardiff offer reaches Cardiff customers only.

Approved templates, local words

The template is signed off centrally and personalised per customer, so a regional message still sounds like the group.

Replies land in the site’s queue

Not a marketing inbox nobody watches. The branch that sent it handles the answers.

A list of WhatsApp message templates, with an approved follow-up template available in the inbox.

The same answer, whichever site they contact

The same answer, whichever site they contact

The same answer, whichever site they contact

Cue’s AI Agents answer routine questions from content you maintain: your own documents and website pages. Opening hours, policies and process answers stay the same whoever is on the desk. Anything that needs judgement goes to a person at the right site, with the conversation history attached.

Files and website pages being added to the Cue knowledge base, showing a warranty PDF pending, an FAQ page indexing and a pricing page being scraped.
A WhatsApp conversation where a customer question is answered automatically, labelled answered by AI Agent.

One knowledge source, maintained centrally

Update the answer once and every location gives it. No site-by-site scripts, and no version of the policy that only one branch knows about.

Where the AI stops, the site takes over

AI Agents answer from the knowledge you give them. They do not look up an order or update a system. Anything beyond a question goes to the team at the location the customer contacted, with everything already said attached.

Out of hours stops being a dead end

Routine questions get answered whenever they arrive, and anything else is queued for the site rather than lost in an unread mailbox.

What groups got out of it

What groups got out of it

What groups got out of it

Two customers, two different shapes of the same problem. One network comparing sites on the same queue, one business taking the routine volume off the desk entirely.

196%

increase in customer response rates, Stellantis network

+14

point NPS improvement, Stellantis network

82%

of common customer questions answered by AI, Payflex

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A network measured on the same queue

Stellantis brands moved customer conversations onto channels people actually reply on. Every site reports into one structure, so performance across the network can be compared rather than guessed at.

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The routine volume, off the desk

Payflex put its maintained knowledge behind Cue’s AI Agents. The questions that arrive hundreds of times a week are answered straight away, and the team sees only what needs a person.

What changes across the group

What changes across the group

What changes across the group

The same sites and the same people, working to one structure that head office can finally see.

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Nothing sits unowned

Every conversation lands in a queue with a team attached, and Auto-Assign gives it to a person.

02

Sites are compared fairly

One queue structure and one set of definitions, so a slow site is visible for the right reason.

03

Customers stay with you

Conversations, history and context belong to the company, not to the phone in somebody’s pocket.

04

New sites start ready

It inherits the routing, the templates and the knowledge on day one.

Adding a location is a configuration, not a project

Adding a location is a configuration, not a project

Adding a location is a configuration, not a project

A new site needs its own mailbox, its own team, and a place in the routing. The knowledge, the templates and the reporting structure already exist, so the new location starts from the group’s operating model rather than inventing its own.

One shared AI knowledge source connected to the Claremont, Glendale, Kensington and Margate locations.

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Give it a front door

Its own mailbox, and its place on the group WhatsApp number.

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Give it a team

Add the site’s people, set the team view and turn on Auto-Assign.

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Put it in the routing

It inherits the group’s templates and knowledge from day one.

Common questions

Common questions

Common questions

What operations leaders ask before a rollout, answered before you have to ask them.

Yes. Cue supports a separate email address per location, routed to that location's team and its own workflow, with a team view so the site sees its own queue. A customer emailing a branch reaches that branch.

Not covered here?

A walkthrough on your own sites, your own channels and your own routing will get to it faster than an email thread. Thirty minutes, no preparation needed.

Ready to run every location the same way?

Ready to run every location the same way?

Ready to run every location the same way?

Thirty minutes, and you see every site working from one structure.

Thirty minutes, and you see every site working from one structure.

Thirty minutes, and you see every site working from one structure.

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