Vietnam customer care
Answer common service, policy, and account questions in a channel local customers already use.
Zalo OA support
Helm brings Zalo OA conversations into the same knowledge, request capture, and human handoff workflow used by website chat.
Vietnam beta support for Zalo OA alongside website chat.
Shared support knowledge, escalation rules, and inbox context.
Clear status for beta channels so buyers know what is ready.
How it works
Helm keeps the agent's answers, handoff rules, and request routing consistent across public channels.
Zalo support is presented honestly as a beta channel while the full OA loop is verified.
Unresolved Zalo conversations become clear requests with a transcript, source context, and customer details when provided.
Common workflows
Answer common service, policy, and account questions in a channel local customers already use.
Collect preferred times, contact details, and notes before a teammate confirms.
Give customers a fast answer based on your information while moving uncertain cases to the inbox.
Related pages
Clinics and practices
Helm answers questions about treatments, prices, hours and insurance from your approved information, takes appointment requests with the details your team needs, and passes the questions you choose, such as clinical ones, to your staff.
Salons, spas and studios
Helm answers questions about treatments, prices and policies while you are with a client, books into your scheduler or sends your booking link, and keeps patch tests and deposits in front of the customer.
Professional services
Helm answers questions about your services and process, asks your qualifying questions, and books a discovery call or hands the enquiry to the right person with everything written up.
Website chat
Launch a website chat agent that answers from your knowledge, captures unresolved requests, and hands work to your team with context.
FAQ
Helm treats Zalo as a Vietnam beta channel. Website chat is available now, and Zalo rollout should be verified against the actual OA setup.
Yes. The goal is one receptionist with shared knowledge, guardrails, and handoff rules across channels.
Start with your information, the questions you always ask, and the channel that matters most.