Task and request board
Track each customer request as a card with status, priority, channel, owner, and latest activity.
Task-first CRM for service teams
Vola CRM is a simple operating workspace for small businesses: track customer conversations, assign tasks, add internal progress notes, create manual or automatic schedules with customers, and manage follow-up work in one clean board. Chatbot and contact form extensions can feed new work into the CRM automatically.
Owner assigned, preferred time captured, next step visible.
Contact form created a CRM card with name, email, phone, and message.
Operator accepted the visitor conversation and logged progress.
The core product is the CRM workspace: a shared place for customer requests, task status, team notes, ownership, and follow-up. Extensions only make it easier to create and enrich this work.
Track each customer request as a card with status, priority, channel, owner, and latest activity.
Keep customer-visible messages together so teams can see what happened before replying.
Separate private team updates from customer chat, so operators can coordinate without exposing notes.
Add follow-ups, move cards through stages, assign ownership, and keep work from disappearing after first contact.
Link CRM conversations to reservations or blocked time when the business needs scheduling.
Each business has its own settings, users, sector instructions, usage limits, and embed codes.
Website tools are not the whole product. They are capture points that turn visitor intent into organized CRM tasks and conversations.
The chatbot can answer simple questions, collect missing details, hand off to a live person, and save the full conversation in the CRM.
The contact form captures name, email, phone, and message, then creates a CRM card with a clear response path for the team.
Vola CRM starts as a task workspace, then adds automation where it reduces missed work.
Create tasks manually or from contact form and chatbot extensions.
Give the request an owner, priority, next step, and status.
Use internal notes to record progress while customer chat stays clean.
Reply, schedule, close, or hand over to automation when tenant rules allow it.
Create a workspace, invite the first operator, then add website extensions when the CRM flow is ready.