QPRATIX Assistance and case management

Every request, a clear path to action.

QPRATIX uses agentic AI to turn requests, conversations and documents into organised cases. It supports staff at service desks and on digital channels, from gathering information to preparing next steps.

Illustrative scene: a caseworker reviews documents with a person at a service desk.

A shared working foundation

Assistance starts before a case is ready.

A person describes a problem, adds a document, corrects information and returns for support. QPRATIX retains context and helps create a shared basis for the staff receiving the request and those handling the case.

Information and documents in context

Agents explore the need and read supported PDFs and images. They compare statements and attachments, highlighting missing information and points to verify.

Next steps and responsibilities

Triage distinguishes what is required to proceed, useful additions and internal checks. The case brings together a summary, status, documents and responsibilities.

Continuity across people and contacts

Later visits and materials can contribute to the case while preserving their origin and history. Authorised staff can join the conversation and guide the work.

From request to case

How it works

  1. Receive the request

    Staff assist the person at a service desk, or the conversation starts on enabled digital channels.

  2. Build the context

    Agents explore the need and analyse relevant information and attachments.

  3. Organise the case

    Classification, priorities and expertise support routing and case intake.

  4. Prepare the action

    Staff receive material and proposed operational steps to verify, complete and approve.

Illustrative scene: a person photographs a document with a smartphone to add information to a support request.

Working materials

Useful material for people seeking and providing assistance.

Service user summary

Summarises the information gathered, case references and what the person needs to do or wait for.

Operational procedure

Organises checks, documents, sources and next steps for the assigned staff member.

Draft complaint

Turns the case context into a document to verify, complete and approve before sending.

Exportable case file

Combines case information, summaries, relevant history and authorised attachments in a ZIP package.

Where you can use it

Application examples: methods, content and configuration are defined for your context.

Associations and service desk networks

Connect intake, specialist expertise and case handling through a shared information base.

Customer care and after-sales

Organise complex reports, documents and additions before assigning the case to the right team.

Service organisations

Clarify the path from the initial request to activities, responsibilities and required materials.

Illustrative scene: two caseworkers compare a file and notes to coordinate the next activities on a case.

People remain in control

Agent initiative, staff responsibility.

The organisation defines roles, access scopes, expertise and instructions. Staff correct information, verify outputs and retain control over professional assessments and communications. Permissions, history and activity records support management. Digital channels and connections to existing systems are configured for the service.

Frequently asked questions

Can it be used at service desks and online?

Yes. At the service desk, AI assists staff. On enabled channels such as WhatsApp and Telegram, it gathers messages and attachments directly. Authorised staff can take over the conversation.

How does it handle missing documents?

The assessment distinguishes materials essential to proceed, useful additions and internal checks. It helps identify what is needed, why and who is responsible.

Can a case be updated later?

New visits and documents acquired by staff can be linked to the case. Contributions retain their origin and date, while the history of completed visits remains available.

Is the draft complaint sent automatically?

Draft generation and transmission are separate steps. Staff verify, complete and approve the text; delivery methods and integrations are defined for the organisation.

How does a request take shape in your organisation?

Show us your assistance process and the information you need to gather. We will prepare a QPRATIX demo around your workflow.