Conversation channels

Choose the channel around the customer—not the tool.

EASY SERVE ASSIST can coordinate context and workflow across business messaging channels when the required accounts, permissions and provider integrations are in place.

Channel roles

Different strengths for different conversations.

The right mix depends on audience preference, consent, urgency, content format and operational readiness.

Google RCS

Use rich media, branded identity and suggested actions for compatible Android audiences where an approved RCS Business Messaging agent and carrier reach are available.

WhatsApp Business

Support approved notifications and two-way customer conversations through a properly onboarded WhatsApp Business Platform account and permitted templates.

Email

Deliver detailed, trackable communication to permitted contacts through a configured sending provider, authenticated domain and responsible list practices.

SMS

Use concise updates and time-sensitive communication subject to sender registration, DLT requirements and applicable telecom rules in India.

LinkedIn-assisted workflow

Prepare research and message suggestions for responsible human use. Any activity must follow the platform’s terms and the permissions of the connected method.

AI Voice

Configure disclosed voice interactions for selected inbound or outbound journeys with clear purpose, escalation logic and an appropriate provider setup.

Selection framework

How should a business choose a channel?

Begin with the customer’s situation and the communication permission you hold. Then evaluate format, immediacy, reach, expected response and the team that will manage replies.

Rich discovery

RCS can fit visual product discovery and guided actions where device, carrier and agent support are confirmed.

Ongoing conversation

WhatsApp Business may suit familiar, permission-based customer journeys that need structured two-way handling.

Detail and documentation

Email can carry longer information and persistent records when sender reputation and consent are managed carefully.

Urgency and accessibility

SMS or voice may fit concise or time-sensitive use cases, subject to the applicable regulation and audience preference.

Safe orchestration

A sequence should reduce friction—not create pressure.

Multichannel does not mean contacting everyone everywhere. Frequency, suppression and escalation rules should be defined before launch.

1

Permission

Confirm consent, lawful basis, templates and channel-specific policy requirements.

2

Purpose

Assign one clear job to each channel within the customer journey.

3

Cadence

Set timing, contact limits, quiet periods, opt-out and suppression behaviour.

4

Handoff

Define when an engaged customer reaches a human and who owns the response.

Build the right channel mix

Start with permission, purpose and ownership.

We will help map the provider setup, customer journey and operational controls required for the channels that fit your use case.