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See how phones, AI, and connected software can help a store, an office, a team on the road, or a household. Start with the situation that looks like yours.

Supermarkets & retail

From “I need a few things” to an order at the door.

A supermarket has several businesses happening at once: a busy counter, a phone order desk, customers asking about specials, staff preparing baskets, and drivers leaving the store. Loopcom can connect those steps so the information collected in the first conversation is useful to the people fulfilling the order.

Help customers shop by phone or text

An AI ordering agent can work with a connected product catalog, collect quantities, ask about pickup or delivery, and read back the basket. Staff handle products the agent cannot identify, unusual requests, and questions that need judgment. The customer confirms the order before the approved integration submits it.

Give the order desk useful information

A supported POS connection can bring customer and product information into the conversation. Staff can see what was requested and work through the configured order process. The exact information available—such as stock, pricing, and customer history—depends on what your POS provides and how often it updates.

Connect fulfillment with delivery

Once an order is accepted, a configured delivery workflow lets the office assign a run and the driver work through stops. A customer tracking link shows the relevant delivery information. The store can follow progress and address exceptions without asking the customer to repeat the entire order.

Make everyday questions easier to answer

A customer can call for store specials or use an approved order-status flow. Where enabled, a text can provide a specials page or tracking link. Account and payment requests use a separately reviewed verification and payment process; they are not ordinary AI conversations about card details.

AN EXAMPLE IN PRACTICE

A weekly grocery order

A customer who prefers a basic phone wants groceries delivered. The store needs a clear basket, a usable address, and a way to handle substitutions.

  1. Take the request

    The phone assistant asks for the items and quantities, checks the connected catalog, and clarifies anything ambiguous.

  2. Confirm the basket

    The customer hears a summary and confirms the details. Unsupported items or special instructions go to the store for review.

  3. Prepare and dispatch

    The accepted order enters the agreed store workflow. Staff prepare the order and assign the delivery through the configured dispatch process.

  4. Keep the customer informed

    Delivery progress is available through the enabled tracking or phone-status experience. If something goes wrong, the order remains a staff issue to resolve.

Illustrative scenario. The final workflow depends on your agreed setup and supported integrations.

What we review with you

We start with your POS vendor, available API access, catalog and pricing rules, order volume, store locations, delivery areas, and the phones your staff use. Together we decide where orders are created, who accepts exceptions, how substitutions work, and which system owns the final record.

Discuss your business
Retail & delivery

POS & supermarket systems

Connect supermarket operations with your phone system, customer information, orders, specials, and delivery workflow. We build around supported POS integrations and the way your store works.

Supported POS integrationExplore POS & supermarket systems
AI & automation

AI ordering

Let a customer build an order by phone or text, then connect that conversation to your catalog and order workflow. Designed for supermarkets and businesses where details matter.

POS compatibility review requiredExplore AI ordering
Retail & delivery

Delivery & driver tracking

Bring dispatch, orders, drivers, and delivery updates into one connected view. Keep the office informed and give customers a clearer picture of their delivery.

Store and driver onboardingExplore Delivery & driver tracking
Retail & delivery

Store specials & self-service

Make helpful store information available through a phone call, text, or simple web page. Reach customers on the devices they choose to use.

Configured store experienceExplore Store specials & self-service
Retail & delivery

Account & payment workflows

Connect account lookups and approved payment flows to phone and text experiences. Scope verification, processing, and confirmation around your existing account and payment systems.

Processor and security review requiredExplore Account & payment workflows
Offices & service businesses

A useful conversation should lead to a clear next step.

When calls, notes, emails, and follow-ups live in different places, a customer can end up explaining the same request to several people. Loopcom brings the communication tools and the relevant customer work closer together, with responsibilities defined for each person on the team.

Route callers to the right place

Set up departments, business hours, call queues, voicemail, and overflow rules around who actually answers. A phone menu can offer clear choices, while an AI agent can handle approved questions and collect information before handing the conversation to a person.

Give staff context during the call

A configured CRM workspace can bring contact details, call-related work, scripts, and forms into the same process. The team decides what needs to be captured and who should see it, so a follow-up is attached to a customer and an owner.

Keep a distributed team connected

Supported desk phones, mobile apps, Windows, and web tools let staff use the communication options appropriate to their role. Meetings, business email, and authorized Windows remote access can support work across locations. Available features depend on each device and company setup.

Turn routine requests into assigned work

An agreed automation can look up a record, create a follow-up task, or notify the responsible person. The design includes what happens when information is incomplete, a connected service is unavailable, or the request needs human approval.

AN EXAMPLE IN PRACTICE

An inquiry while the front desk is busy

A customer calls to ask about a service. The assistant can explain approved information and collect the details the team needs, without promising an appointment or price that has not been confirmed.

  1. Understand the request

    Collect the caller’s contact details and the reason for calling, using only the information required for this workflow.

  2. Create a useful handoff

    Route the caller to the appropriate staff member or create the agreed follow-up when nobody is available.

  3. Continue with context

    An authorized team member reviews the captured information, speaks with the customer, and records the next step.

Illustrative scenario. The final workflow depends on your agreed setup and supported integrations.

What we review with you

We review your current numbers, departments, schedules, staff locations, devices, existing customer records, and common reasons people call. You identify who owns callbacks and how your team wants to handle requests outside business hours.

Discuss your business
Communications

Business phone systems

A professional phone system that follows your team from the front desk to the road. Keep your numbers, route calls intelligently, and bring everyday communication into one workspace.

Configured for your businessExplore Business phone systems
Workspace

CRM & customer workspaces

Bring contact records, calls, tasks, forms, and follow-ups into a connected workspace for sales and service teams.

Plan and workflow dependentExplore CRM & customer workspaces
AI & automation

AI voice & text agents

Build an AI assistant around the way your business serves customers. Answer questions, collect details, look up information, and carry out approved actions through connected systems.

Tailored implementationExplore AI voice & text agents
Communications

Business messaging

Bring SMS, MMS, team chat, and customer conversations closer to the people doing the work. Respond with context instead of searching through disconnected devices.

Registration required for business textingExplore Business messaging
Communications

Meetings & Loopcom Direct

Meet by video, bring a group onto a conference call, or reach another Loopcom user directly. Give your team practical ways to work together beyond the phone call.

Plan and device dependentExplore Meetings & Loopcom Direct
Workspace

Business email

Bring branded email and customer conversations into your connected workspace, with supported mailbox and domain configuration.

Domain and mailbox setup requiredExplore Business email
Workspace

Windows remote desktop

Reach a configured Windows computer remotely and continue the work in front of you. Bring remote access and permission-based support into the Loopcom workspace.

Supported Windows computersExplore Windows remote desktop
Field & delivery teams

Keep the people in the office and on the road working from the same request.

The office needs to know what has been assigned. The person carrying out the work needs the right details. The customer needs a reliable answer about what happens next. Loopcom can connect those handoffs for store deliveries and can scope job workflows for service businesses.

Organize the work before it leaves the office

For supported deliveries, dispatch connects orders, drivers, and runs. For service businesses, Loopcom Works provides a starting point for organizing customer and job information. The workflow is configured around your actual assignments, documents, and follow-ups.

Give drivers a focused experience

A delivery driver signs in, starts an assigned run, and works through the stops. Tracking relies on the configured app, an active run, connectivity, and the required device permissions. A live map is useful only when the underlying device is able to report its location.

Share the relevant progress

The office can review supported delivery status and exceptions. Customers receive the information intended for their order through the configured tracking experience. A recipient does not need access to the whole company dispatch board.

Connect service work to the next task

For a service job, define what happens after the visit: a note, a document, a follow-up, or an accounting step. These connections are scoped and verified individually. A general service job is not automatically covered by the store-delivery tracking features.

AN EXAMPLE IN PRACTICE

A store delivery needs attention

A driver is on a run and a stop cannot be completed as expected. The goal is to give the office enough context to help and keep the customer’s question attached to the right order.

  1. Assign the run

    Dispatch selects the orders and the driver using the supported delivery workflow.

  2. Follow active progress

    The driver starts the run and completes stops. Available location and status information returns to the office.

  3. Handle the exception

    Staff review the order and delivery details, contact the relevant person, and agree on the next step instead of treating the map alone as proof of delivery.

Illustrative scenario. The final workflow depends on your agreed setup and supported integrations.

What we review with you

We review whether you deliver store orders, perform service jobs, or do both. We check the driver devices, permissions, connectivity, dispatch responsibilities, customer-notification rules, and the accounting or job systems you want to connect.

Discuss your business
Retail & delivery

Delivery & driver tracking

Bring dispatch, orders, drivers, and delivery updates into one connected view. Keep the office informed and give customers a clearer picture of their delivery.

Store and driver onboardingExplore Delivery & driver tracking
Workspace

Loopcom Works

A connected workspace for service businesses to organize jobs and the customer work around them. Build the flow from the first inquiry through the work that follows.

Guided business setupExplore Loopcom Works
Communications

Desktop, mobile & desk phones

Work from a Windows desktop, an iPhone, an Android phone, a supported browser, or a compatible desk phone. Your setup can mix the devices your people actually use.

Windows, iOS, Android & webExplore Desktop, mobile & desk phones
AI & automation

Workflow automation

Connect the moment a customer calls or texts with the work that needs to happen next. Build useful automations around your people, approvals, and existing systems.

Custom-scoped integrationExplore Workflow automation
Custom solutions

Custom systems & integrations

When an off-the-shelf tool leaves a gap, we can design a system that connects your phones, people, customer data, and operations.

Discovery and scoped proposalExplore Custom systems & integrations
Homes & community organizations

Useful services should be reachable from a familiar phone.

Some people prefer an ordinary telephone. Others simply do not want another app for a small task. Loopcom can make selected information and services accessible through a call, while configuring the connected systems behind the scenes for the household or organization.

Control supported home devices by calling

With a configured home-control pilot, a caller reaches the home number, enters a PIN, and uses an approved voice or keypad flow. Supported actions can include lights, temperature, device-status checks, or routines. The caller does not need a smartphone, but the home needs compatible connected devices and working internet.

Make organizational information easier to reach

A configured phone menu can offer information such as office hours, a department directory, or a route to the appropriate person. Recorded information and schedules need an identified owner so callers hear information the organization has actually approved.

Design access for the people using it

Choose clear menu wording, suitable languages, and a practical route to human help. For home control, define who can enter, which actions each person can request, and how sensitive actions are handled. Language and device behavior are checked for the specific installation.

Fit routines around real life

Discuss supported schedules, quiet hours, and household routines during setup. The home-control offering is a pilot requiring an installation review and a real call test. It should not be treated as a medical, emergency, or guaranteed always-available control system.

AN EXAMPLE IN PRACTICE

Turn on a supported light with a basic phone

A household member is away from the control panel and wants to use a configured light. The phone is the interface; the home connection and approved device integration perform the action.

  1. Call and verify

    The caller dials the configured number and enters the household PIN.

  2. Choose an allowed action

    The menu or assistant offers the actions included in the installation, such as turning on a named light.

  3. Hear the result

    The system reports the result received from the connected device service. If the action cannot be confirmed, it should say so rather than imply success.

Illustrative scenario. The final workflow depends on your agreed setup and supported integrations.

What we review with you

For a home, we need the device models, existing smart-home platform, internet setup, desired routines, and authorized users. For an organization, we start with departments, schedules, approved information, languages, and how callers should reach a person.

Discuss your setup
Smart home

Smart home by phone

Call your home, verify your PIN, and control supported devices through a phone conversation or a configured menu. No smartphone is required to make the call.

Pilot consultation / installation requiredExplore Smart home by phone
Communications

IVR & call experiences

Give callers a clear path to the right department, the right information, or a self-service action—with greetings and schedules built around your business.

Business setupExplore IVR & call experiences
Communications

Business phone systems

A professional phone system that follows your team from the front desk to the road. Keep your numbers, route calls intelligently, and bring everyday communication into one workspace.

Configured for your businessExplore Business phone systems
AI & automation

Laybel · face-to-face AI

An interactive, lip-synced digital assistant that listens and responds on screen. Bring a more personal way to explain, guide, and help to your customer experience.

Guided demo / tailored rolloutExplore Laybel
Custom solutions

Custom systems & integrations

When an off-the-shelf tool leaves a gap, we can design a system that connects your phones, people, customer data, and operations.

Discovery and scoped proposalExplore Custom systems & integrations
CHOOSING A STARTING POINT

Your business may fit more than one category.

A supermarket also has office staff. A service business may need both customer records and field workflows. These examples are starting points for a conversation. We identify the work you want to improve and select the relevant systems; you do not have to adopt the entire catalog at once.

See how we plan a project
LET’S CONNECT THE POSSIBILITIES

Your business has a way of working.
Let’s build around it.

Tell us what happens today—and what you wish happened next. We’ll help you connect the right phones, AI, and systems.

A real team behind the technology A clear plan before the build Your permissions. Your control.