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Channel adapters normalize conversations from Telegram, WhatsApp, Messenger, Viber, and longer-tail partner routes such as LINE, Zalo, KakaoTalk, and WeChat as integrations mature.
Gatelo - Omnichannel messaging CRM
Gatelo is an omnichannel messaging CRM for appointment-led specialists and service businesses. It brings customer threads, context, follow-ups, consent state, and human-approved AI drafts into a familiar messenger-style workspace.
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Beauty studios, dental practices, tutors, coaches, therapists, and nearby service businesses often start work inside consumer messengers. Gatelo keeps those conversations together while giving the operator a customer profile, appointment timeline, follow-up context, and channel-specific delivery state.
The product is designed around the everyday loop of a specialist business: messages arrive, context is needed, a next step is scheduled, and the send must be explainable later.
Channel adapters normalize conversations from Telegram, WhatsApp, Messenger, Viber, and longer-tail partner routes such as LINE, Zalo, KakaoTalk, and WeChat as integrations mature.
Unread state, delivery state, customer identity, history, appointments, and notes sit beside the thread so the operator is not switching between labels, calendars, and spreadsheets.
Scheduling-adjacent workflows help turn a message into a next action: reminder, follow-up, appointment note, or handoff to another operator.
Outbound dispatch is tied to per-channel consent, opt-out state, re-contact windows, idempotent retries, and an audit trail. AI drafts can help, but a person reviews and sends.
Gatelo is not a generic sales pipeline and not a booking marketplace clone. The product centers on the conversation, the customer, and the follow-up.
A channel adapter layer keeps workflows consistent while each provider keeps its own capabilities, templates, media behavior, windows, and regional limits.
Messenger-style threads show unread state, delivery receipts, channel badges, and the operator's next best action without hiding provider constraints.
Customer identities, conversation history, appointments, notes, and follow-ups are organized around recurring service relationships.
Consent records, withdrawal state, re-contact windows, and delivery audits shape what can be sent and what needs review.
AI can classify intent, draft a reply, summarize long threads, and suggest a next action. It does not send by itself; a human reviews and sends.
Outbound messages move through an outbox with retries, idempotency keys, provider receipts, reconciliation, and operator-visible history.
The site and product posture are intentionally conservative: describe what is true, keep billing provider-hosted, and make messaging decisions auditable.
Gatelo is designed around opt-in, opt-out, re-contact windows, and channel-specific policy rather than broad outbound automation.
Gatelo subscriptions are planned through a Merchant-of-Record provider such as Paddle or Lemon Squeezy. Gatelo would store billing references, not card numbers.
The product scope is customer messaging, consent, appointments, follow-up context, delivery state, and support records. Policies are written around that surface.
Gatelo is an omnichannel messaging CRM for appointment-led specialists and small service businesses. It brings conversations, customer context, reminders, consent state, and AI-drafted replies into one workspace.
The primary users are beauty, dental, tutoring, coaching, therapy, wellness, and adjacent service businesses where the relationship starts with appointments and recurring client communication.
The product is built around adapters for channels such as Telegram, WhatsApp, Messenger, Viber, LINE, Zalo, KakaoTalk, WeChat partner routes, and more as integrations mature. Longer-tail channels are not presented as all live today.
No. AI can draft replies, classify intent, summarize a conversation, and suggest a next action. A person reviews the draft and sends the message.
Gatelo is designed to keep per-channel consent, opt-out state, re-contact windows, and delivery audit history with the conversation before outbound messages are sent.
Gatelo is a messaging CRM with scheduling-adjacent workflows. It helps turn messages into appointment-related actions, but it is not trying to replace booking marketplaces.
Gatelo is in development. Subscription billing is planned through a Merchant-of-Record provider, and any paid checkout will be clearly presented before launch.
The product is designed for product-scoped data, provider-hosted billing, consent records, audit trails, and readable policies. The privacy page describes the current intended surface.
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Gatelo is in development. For early-access questions, product fit, billing posture, privacy requests, or partnership inquiries, contact the SOV17 operator inbox.