Virtual Assistant for Customer Support.
High-performing virtual assistants ready to join your customer support team.
Customer Support Specialist
Owns first-touch ticket response under your macros and escalation rules.
Sample week's deliverables
- Ticket queue kept under SLA
- Replies drafted from your macros
- Refunds and returns processed
- Escalations routed cleanly
- Weekly tag and trend report
Finding and managing the right person is its own full-time job.
The customer support load, off your plate.
Here's the work a customer support VA typically owns. The exact line moves with your team and your escalation rules. We scope it on the intro call.
Ticket triage. Inbox and helpdesk triage, tickets tagged and prioritised, the queue kept under SLA so nothing sits.
Reply drafting. Replies drafted from your macros, off-script tickets flagged for review, customer tone matched to your brand.
Refunds and returns. Refunds and returns processed inside your rules, exchange coordination, post-purchase tail kept tidy.
Order and account lookups. Order status checks, account lookups, shipment tracking with carriers, the answers customers ask for daily.
Escalations. Off-script tickets, sensitive complaints, and chargeback prep routed to the right human under your rules.
Weekly reporting. Tag reports, ticket volume trends, repeat-issue surfacing, the read your team needs for the Monday meeting.
We can fill one seat or build out the team.
Start with a single VA and scale to a small support team when ticket volume calls for it. Same vetting, same playbook, same management. One source for the whole function.
Start with one
A single dedicated VA matched to your scope and your hours.
Scale to a team
Add seats as volume grows, same hiring bar, same playbook.
Managed under one roof
Vetting, QA, and replacement under one contract.
Your time is valuable. Focus on what actually matters. High-performing virtual assistants ready to join your customer support team.
Common questions about staffing this role.
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What does this role own, and what stays with our in-house team?
What tools and helpdesks do your VAs work with?
How does this role work alongside our existing support team?
Can we start with one VA and grow into a team?
How do you handle confidentiality around customer data?
What time zones do your VAs work in?
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What does a virtual assistant cost?
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