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Salesmsg

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Velocity6.3

Business text messaging platform for two-way SMS and MMS conversations with CRM integrations

Salesmsg is turning its AI agents from talkers into record-keepers that update the CRM themselves.

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Current state
Salesmsg ships weekly, and the last two months have gone almost entirely into the AI calling and texting agents. August built the handoff path first — escalation to a human, transfer notifications, AI summaries of why a call moved — and then extended the agent's reach into the contact record with automatic post-call notes and intent-based tagging. Alongside the agent work it has bundled in two adjacent tools, Reviews in late July and NPS surveys in mid-August, both delivered over the SMS channel it already owns.
Where it's heading
Each agent release adds one more thing the agent can do without a person: first send an SMS, then transfer a call, now write the notes and apply the tags afterward. The KPI work shipping alongside it — Resolved, Transferred, Abandoned — suggests the constraint is no longer capability but customer trust that the agent handled the call correctly. Actions are converging on a single prompt-level interface, inserted by slash command, rather than separate configuration screens.
Prediction
The next step in this line is letting the agent write to CRM fields rather than just notes and tags, most likely through the HubSpot and Salesforce integrations it already ships. Expect the outcome KPIs to gain per-agent comparison as more accounts run several agents at once.

Recent moves

  1. 6d ago

    Calling agent gains post-call notes and intent-based tagging

    Largely a restatement of the previous week's calling-agent release — slash-command actions, handoff summaries and outcome KPIs all appeared on August 20 — with two genuine additions: the agent now logs contact and conversation notes after a call, and applies or removes tags when it detects caller intent. That extension from conversing to writing back to the contact record is the part that is new.

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  2. 13d ago

    Human handoff, call-transfer actions and handoff metrics for agents

    The release that built the escalation path: a Handoff to Human action for texting agents, call-transfer actions in the calling agent prompt, and AI-written summaries plus outcome metrics when a call moves to a person. It set up the agent surface the following week's release extended.

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  3. 20d ago

    Collect and Act on Customer Feedback Right Inside Salesmsg with Surveys

    NPS surveys delivered over SMS with score-based follow-ups and live analytics. It follows the Reviews release two weeks earlier and applies the same logic — a feedback tool folded into the channel Salesmsg already owns — rather than opening a new direction.

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  4. 27d ago

    Per-automation credit tracking and concurrent call handling

    The monthly digest, carrying per-automation credit tracking, concurrent incoming call handling, agent progress statistics, and self-serve 10DLC upgrades. The credit tracking matters most in context: as agents take on more calls, customers need to see what the automation costs.

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  5. 1mo ago

    Collect More Reviews and Turn Every Rating Into an Opportunity

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    The start of the bundling line that the August surveys release continued: a full review-collection product inside the messaging tool. It marks where Salesmsg began absorbing adjacent categories rather than only deepening its agents.

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  6. 1mo ago

    See All Your Calling Settings at a Glance with Smart Call Flows

    Smart Call Flows consolidates routing, business hours, IVR and missed-call rules into one configuration surface, and lets calling and texting agents be paired with automated follow-ups. It is the plumbing the later agent-action releases plug into.

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