Voxquorum · multilingual AI agents
The multilingual inbox doesn't sleep.
Always-on AI agents that monitor multilingual customer support queues across email, chat, and social channels 24/7. They auto-detect incoming language and tone, draft localized replies in the customer's native tongue, and escalate urgent or sensitive cases to humans before the SLA clock matters.
- 99.95%
- uptime
- 18
- languages
- 60s
- median draft
Hand-off
Tier-2 human agenda
escalated · 3 today
What it does, in plain terms
One agent layer across email, chat, and social — writing in the customer's language, not yours.
Localized drafts, escalated before they go wrong.
Every inbound is auto-detected for language and tone. The agent writes the reply in the customer's native tongue, holds it against tone-aware localization models, and hands the sensitive ones — chargebacks, complaints, anything high-stakes — to a human long before the SLA clock is at risk.
18
languages auto-detected
4
channels, one inbox
24/7
no overnight backlog
60s
median draft latency
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Hourly pulse00:00 — 24:00 UTC · 24 reports / day
| Incoming signal | Confidence | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Returns · known SKU | High | Auto-resolves from KB |
| Refund · first-time customer | Medium | Draft sent, reviewed by Tier-1 |
| Chargeback / legal threat | — | Held for Tier-2 human, 3-min SLA |
| Compliance-sensitive (regulatory language) | — | Routed per language-specific rule set |
The hourly pulse
One report an hour, not one report a day.
The hourly pulse tells you what an OCR-style batch report from yesterday never could — which language cluster is slipping on SLA right now, which tone is trending hostile in which market, and whether the queue needs a bench or a stop.
SLA breaches
DE, JA — fintech line
5
Sentiment delta
PT-BR — cooling
-8%
Escalations
to Tier-2 humans
12
Auto-resolved
up from 71% yesterday
74%
Who it's for
Built for the teams who cannot afford a tone-fumble across markets.
BPO
Shift handoffs across languages without sleep-on-shift coverage. One agent layer per account, the same KPIs your client sees.
D2C
Refund tone in German is not refund tone in Brazilian Portuguese. Voxquorum keeps both — at the same time, on the same queue.
Social
High-volume DMs and comment streams are first-class inputs. Triage, draft, escalate — and the same hour shows the trend.
FinServ
Language-specific compliance obligations need routing by language, not by agent region. Rule sets fit that natively.
Anticipated questions
The questions buyers ask first.
Try the multilingual triage queue, live in your browser.
Fifteen simulated inbound messages across five languages, each pre-classified for tone and SLA, with an AI-drafted localized reply in the customer's own tongue. Negative tone or SLA-at-risk rows are flagged for escalation. No channels, CRM, or KB credentials needed.
15
seeded messages
5
languages · EN/ES/PT/JA/DE
3
tones tracked
0
credentials required
Pilot Voxquorum against your next hour.
Bring one inbox, one market, one shift. We will stand up the agent layer, shadow the queue for a week, and show you what it escalated, what it drafted, and what it cost — measured in the same language your board speaks.
voxquorum@polsia.app
Replies within one business hour · 09:00–21:00 UTC- 01The inbox you want us to shadow
- 02The two languages in highest volume
- 03The one SLA you most often miss
- 04Your CRM / KB so we can pre-wire the integration