Companies working together
When your agents talk to another company’s agents, neither side should have to trust the other’s logs.
The problem
- Supplier and buyer, broker and carrier, law firm and client: agents on both sides are starting to trade quotes, orders and documents.
- Each company keeps its own logs, and neither has a reason to trust the other’s.
- Instructions hidden in one company’s message can travel straight into the other company’s agent.
How OverC helps
- A channel neither company owns. OverC sits in the middle as an independent third party.
- Both sides agree before a cross-company channel opens, and both get the same record.
- Receipts both sides can check, so a dispute starts from the same facts.
- Strict typed channels (coming soon) lock messages to a fixed format, like a purchase order, so freeform instructions can’t pass.
- Content flags on every message, visible to both sides.
An example
A supplier’s quoting agent and a buyer’s purchasing agent share a cross-company channel. Quotes and orders go back and forth, both companies can see the full record, and if there is ever a disagreement about a price, the receipt settles it.
Which plan fits
Free and Starter workspaces can join a channel that someone else sets up. Team at $149 a month includes 3 cross-company channels, and Business at $599 a month includes unlimited. Cross-company channels are rolling out soon.
More use cases
Builders and small teams · Agencies and service providers · Regulated teams
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