SalesIQ is a customer messaging platform that helps you instantly track and connect with your website visitors. As an operator, you are responsible for handling visitor chats and assisting them with their queries.
When you join your team in Zoho SalesIQ, you will receive an email invitation link from an administrator. Click the link to join and set up your password. Make sure your password is strong and secure, and save it safely — you will need it to log in to the SalesIQ app.
Next, add a profile picture and update the required information such as your Name, Country, and Timezone. Once done, click Continue to complete the setup.

Tips:
Swift support experience gives a high-level customer experience. Learn how to navigate through the operator chat window and make use of all the quick features available in this section.

Go to Settings > My Profile, click the profile photo and upload a professional headshot.
A friendly face improves customer trust.
Go to Settings > Operators > My Profile > Profile Settings. Use your real first name, last name or company-approved alias.
And, add a small description about you.
In Settings > My Profile, verify your department (Sales, Support, Billing) under department Settings.
Chats are generated when website visitors initiate conversations or when triggers invite them automatically or are forwarded from a chatbot/other operator. You can pick up the chat, or it may be assigned to you automatically.
Visitor engagement via chat
Visit the Visitors Tab to see real-time visitors and their journey. Select a visitor profile, click Invite to Chat, and send a friendly greeting.
Use internal chat (Cliq integration or private message) to ask your team lead for help during live conversations.
The My chats section in the left panel of the home screen displays all chats currently assigned to you.
Chats from the visitors that you missed answering
Chats are being monitored by your supervisor for training/quality purposes.
Visitors waiting for an available operator.
The chat editor where you type messages.
Type / in the chat area and choose from pre-saved responses for faster replies.
Example: /greet → "Hi there! How can I help you today?"
You can send files, documents, or screenshots to the visitors from the chat window.
You can add warmth with emojis right in the chat reply area, but keep them professional.
Use internal notes (visible only to teammates) to give context before transferring chats.
If they are formal, be formal; if casual, keep a friendly tone.
View customer profile data (location, device, pages visited, history) before responding.
Add missing fields like name, phone, or email to enrich CRM data.
Connect SalesIQ with Zoho CRM to automatically push leads and notes.
Customer closes the window.
Operator ends the chat manually.
Session times out after inactivity.
Use tags like Lead, Issue, and Feedback to categorise chats for reporting.
You can connect your Zoho Desk or any ticketing management system with SalesIQ and manage your support tickets right from the chat window.
Open → Pending → Resolved → Closed.
Keep status updated so teams know progress.
Learn when the bot hands over to a human.
Review bot-collected data before typing.
Avoid repeating questions already asked by the bot.
Confirm which team/operator is best suited to handle the chat.

Use private message to brief them before transfer.
Tell them: "I'm connecting you with our specialist to assist further."
Supervisors can monitor active chats.
Be open to live suggestions (coaching prompts may appear in chat).
Use this as a learning opportunity to improve future responses.

Respond within 30 seconds to all chats.
Keep a polite, empathetic tone.
Always end chats with a thank-you message.
Document important customer info for future reference.
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