Support ops·The loop, applied

Clear the queue
without hiring for it.

The triage and first-response work an agency bills monthly for. datavessel reads every Gorgias ticket, drafts the reply, tags it, and routes it — you approve the send, or let the easy ones go on autopilot.

Gorgias · Replies drafted by default · You send

“Where's my order? It's been 6 days.”

Gorgias · triaged in 20s

Draft reply — staged for review

Hi Sam — your order shipped Tuesday and is due Friday. Here's the tracking link. Sorry for the wait!

  • Tagged: shipping · urgentauto
  • Routed to the fulfilment queueauto
  • Reply drafted — pending your send
The queue triaged before you open the inbox

The problem

Support is a treadmill.

Most of the queue is the same handful of questions, and most of the work is triage — reading, tagging, routing, drafting the obvious reply. It doesn't need a person; it needs a first pass.

The queue never empties

Every morning it's full again — the same shipping, returns and where's-my-order questions, over and over.

Slow first response

Tickets sit for hours before anyone triages them, and response time is the number customers judge you on.

Too small to outsource

A support agency or a new hire is a big monthly cost for a queue that's mostly repetitive first-line work.

How it works

The same loop, on your inbox.

Analyze · Run · Track — the first-line support an agency bills monthly for, handling the routine so your team handles the hard ones.

  1. A

    Analyze

    It reads every ticket in context.

    datavessel pulls each incoming Gorgias ticket with its customer and order context, and understands what it actually needs — a tracking link, a return, a policy answer, or a genuine escalation.

  2. R

    Run

    It drafts, tags and routes.

    It drafts the reply, applies the right tags, and routes the ticket to the correct queue. Tagging and routing run unattended; the customer-facing reply is drafted by default and staged for you to send — because a reply to a customer is the one move you don't undo.

  3. T

    Track

    It keeps the queue moving.

    It works the backlog on a schedule and surfaces the tickets that genuinely need a human — the refunds, the exceptions, the unhappy customer — so your attention goes where it matters.

What it can do

Triage that runs itself — safely.

Tagging, routing and internal notes run unattended. Customer-facing replies are drafted by default and wait for you to send — the one action you can't take back stays in your hands unless you choose otherwise.

  • Draft a reply with order & customer context
  • Tag tickets by topic and urgency
  • Route to the right agent or queue
  • Close genuinely-resolved threads

Give your team back the inbox.

Connect Gorgias and datavessel triages the queue on day one — you keep the send button.