Transform your back-office into a 360° command center
Managing high volumes of requests, missed tasks, and lack of prioritization makes after-sales follow-up messy. Revers.io structures and automates all workflows. Every action is assigned, tracked, and prioritized — so your teams know what to do, when, and where to focus first.
Focus on what matters most
With dozens of cases in motion, it’s hard to identify what’s urgent. Revers.io automatically flags the next best action for each user, in a dedicated interface. No more missed tasks, no more time wasted searching.
Respond faster to bottlenecks
Delays in case resolution hurt the customer experience. With configurable alerts, every team member is notified when deadlines are exceeded — helping your teams act before issues escalate.
Gain real-time visibility across the entire after-sales chain
Lack of visibility makes it hard to manage priorities. Revers.io provides a clear overview of every open case, upcoming action, and operational friction point. Managers and agents can monitor progress in real time and reallocate resources proactively.
Track actions in real time — effortlessly
Each user sees a customized list of cases and tasks tied to their role. Actions are automatically flagged by delay or priority, and can be filtered by status or type. Visual alerts highlight overdue tasks — no manual follow-up needed.

Prioritize what really matters
By surfacing overdue tasks and cases blocked by external partners, the platform helps teams focus where impact is highest. Actions are organized by user, channel, or task type — allowing teams to work more efficiently and avoid backlogs.

Improve cross-team coordination
Every case lives in a shared environment where actions are tracked and assigned. Revers.io ensures smooth information handoff between customer service, logistics, and finance teams. Everyone operates with full context, ensuring consistency across every channel.

“Revers.io ensures all employees have the same visibility and access to case information, no matter the channel.”
