Finds information
Gets order, customer or booking details from a connected system. You choose the system and the information it can use.
Automation runs repeat tasks using rules you choose. Palmate finds order details, opens support tickets and sends updates. You decide which steps need approval from your team.

Could you share your order number and a photo of the item? I can use them to create a support request.
A support request is created and sent to the right team.
When a customer reports a damaged item, Palmate asks for the order number and a photo. Once the details are complete, it opens a support ticket. It sends the ticket to the right team.
Gets order, customer or booking details from a connected system. You choose the system and the information it can use.
Opens a support ticket once the details are complete. It can update records you give it permission to change.
For example, it can notify a customer when an order ships. You choose when to send a message and who receives it.
Asks for missing details. Starts the permitted task when the information is complete. Sends it to your team if approval is needed.
The same request can need different steps. Palmate checks the details first. It chooses the next step using your rules.
Customer: “My item arrived damaged.”
Ask the customer for the missing order number or photo.
The action waits until those details arrive.
Create a support request in the connected system and assign it to the right team.
Let the customer know their request has been received.
Send the return or replacement decision to a team member.
Continue according to your rule once approval comes through.
You might allow support requests to be created automatically while keeping refunds subject to staff approval.
You choose what starts the task and which information it uses. You also choose which steps need approval from your team. Palmate only carries out tasks you allow.
My item arrived damaged. Can you help?
PalmateCould you share your order number and a photo of the item? I can use them to create a support request.
Channels and IntegrationsWrite down what starts it and what should happen when it finishes.
Pick the required details, connected systems and the actions that need a person’s approval.
Check missing information, pending approvals and connection problems together before it goes live.
No, most tasks can be set up by arranging steps visually. A custom connection to an unusual system may still need technical work.
It works with ready-made connections or systems that can share information. A connection lets two software systems exchange information. We review your system and the tasks you need together.
No, you choose its tasks and its decision limits. Steps that need approval go to a member of your team before anything changes.
A customer message, a time you choose or an order status change can start a task. We choose the method together.
We agree on what happens if a connection fails. For example, the task can go to your team. We also test the response the customer receives.
Your team sees completed steps and pending tasks on screen. Support tickets go to the right team member. Previous messages stay in one place.
Palmate Chat Assistant answers questions, helps customers find products and checks orders. Use it on your website and WhatsApp with your company’s information.
Palmate’s live support and requests feature hands conversations to your team, keeps history and status together, and tracks who owns each request. Book a demo.
Answer phone and WhatsApp calls and start outbound phone calls.
Connect messaging channels and the systems your business uses.
See how assistants, automation and your team work together.
A short demo can run on your own customer question or task, using the order lookups, record creation and notification steps described above.
Compare plans and usage on the pricing page, and use the demo to confirm which channels and connections your setup needs.