Workspace onboarding
Sales and support
From first contact to resolved ticket, with the history intact.
In sales and support the context is always in another tab: the conversation in email, the agreement in chat, the ticket in a separate tool. muriki keeps customer, conversation and task tied together, with response times visible before they run out.
Get accessYour customer never tells the story twice.
None of this is mandatory: each team takes what makes sense and ignores the rest. The module that delivers each item is marked — today only focus is standing.
From first conversation to close
Funnel stages
projectsSee in ten seconds where every deal stopped.
Follow-ups with a date
focusA promised call back becomes a dated commitment. No customer forgotten.
History per customer
docsWhoever picks it up next already knows what was said. No “tell me again”.
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Ship the early access
Calendar MCP server
Offline sync with Yjs
Team invite by link
The focus timeline
When the ticket arrives
Tickets with response times
projectsThe clock shows up before it runs out, not in next month's report.
Queue by priority
projectsUrgent rises on its own. Nobody has to babysit the queue.
Tickets open by link
projectsYour customer follows the ticket without creating an account or installing anything.
So the history is never lost
Written proposals
docsThe proposal you sent sits beside the deal, always in the right version.
Handover
docsHolidays, team changes, someone leaving: the context stays, it doesn't walk out the door.
Decision: CRDT on the client
The document is the local source of truth. The migration is being handled inMUR-25Offline sync with Yjs— when it closes, the paragraph below stops being true.
What is ready lands where the team already is, with nobody copying links or telling people by hand.
- Slackthe tightening deadline arrives before it runs out
- Teamspeople in meetings don't miss the urgent one
- Emailthe customer replies from where they already are
What it does for a support team
- The customer conversation becomes a ticket with due time, priority and owner.
- A response time about to run out reaches Slack before it turns into a problem.
- “How is this customer doing?” returns the whole history, from first contact to last ticket.
How the team uses it
- intake
The request arrives by email, chat or link and joins the queue with a deadline.
- handling
Whoever picks it up sees the customer history without leaving the screen.
- closing
What was resolved stays recorded and feeds the next conversation.
Is your team in the next wave?
Access opens in waves, as the modules become ready. People on the list go first.