Every call becomes
a ticket. Every call-back
is one click.

Most complaints still start with a phone call — and most phone complaints die on a note pad. Fast Complaint Software integrates cloud IVR so an inbound call auto-creates or attaches to a complaint or service ticket, and every follow-up call is click-to-dial from the ticket itself. The phone becomes part of the audit trail.

Auto
inbound calls create or attach to tickets
1-click
follow-up dialling from the ticket
Shared
one telephony stack with Fast CRM
IVR Call Log
Cloud IVR → Fast Complaint Software
Live
Inbound calls Click-to-dial Missed calls
Caller
Matched to
Ticket action
Time
Status
R. DeshmukhEmkay Pumps · Pune
Customer record
Created CMP-0344
09:18
Logged
A. KulkarniTrident Tools · Nashik
Customer record
Attached to CMP-0338
09:52
Logged
S. PatilService engineer · outbound
Click-to-dial
Follow-up on SEQ-0128
10:15
Logged
New numberNot in party master
New caller
Created SEQ-0131
10:40
Logged
M. ShahGLO-IND · missed call
Customer record
Call-back task queued
11:02
Pending
CMP-0344 created Inbound call · auto-logged to ticket
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Nikhtish Engineering
Mutha Ventures
Mubea Automation
Igloo Frozen
BioResource Biotech
GLO-IND
Supertex Industries
MMB Bahrain
MMB Kuwait
Finolex Industries
Inbound and outbound

The phone works in both directions —
so the ticket covers both

A complaint desk lives on the phone: customers call in, engineers call back. Fast Complaint Software wires both directions into the ticket, so nothing said on a call lives only in someone's memory.

Inbound
IVR call capture
An inbound call on the cloud IVR is logged against the complaint workflow automatically. A new issue becomes a new numbered ticket; a call about an existing issue attaches to the open ticket — so the caller never has to re-explain, and the desk never re-types.
Auto ticket creation Attach to open ticket Caller matched to customer Call on the ticket history
Outbound
Click-to-dial follow-up
The pending follow-up list already knows which tickets need a call today. Click-to-dial makes that call from the ticket — with the problem description, past actions and due date on screen while you talk, and the call logged when you hang up.
Dial from the ticket No number copying Context on screen Follow-up recorded
How it works

From ringtone to resolved —
without a note pad in between

The IVR handles the call. Fast Complaint Software handles the record. Nobody transcribes anything twice.

Call Lands on the IVR
The customer dials your service number; the cloud IVR answers and routes the call
Caller Matched
The number is matched to the customer record — the same party master Fast CRM uses — with their complaint history alongside
Ticket Created or Attached
A new issue becomes a numbered complaint or service ticket; a repeat call attaches to the open ticket automatically
Follow-up, Click-to-Dial
Owners work the pending list and call customers back from the ticket — every call logged, every follow-up on schedule
What the integration covers

Six ways telephony and the ticket engine
work as one system

Phone, ticket, customer record and alerts stay in step — whether the complaint arrived by call, WhatsApp or email.

Inbound call New ticket
Auto ticket creation
A fresh complaint or service request phoned into the IVR becomes a numbered ticket in the same engine as every other channel.
Complaint or service ticket type
Numbered, categorised, prioritised
Call reference on the ticket
Same SLA clock as any ticket
Repeat call Open ticket
Attach to existing ticket
When the caller already has an open ticket, the call attaches to it — one issue, one record, no duplicate tickets for the same problem.
No duplicate tickets
Caller never re-explains
Every contact on one history
Ageing stays honest
Phone number Customer record
Caller-to-customer matching
Calls resolve to the shared customer master — the same party record Fast CRM uses — so the complaint sits on the full customer 360.
One customer master, suite-wide
Complaint history in view
New callers captured cleanly
No parallel contact lists
Ticket Outbound call
Click-to-dial follow-up
Owners call customers back from the ticket in one click — driven by the same follow-up scheduler behind SLA & escalation.
Dial without leaving the ticket
Due follow-ups drive the call list
Action and result recorded
Next follow-up scheduled on the spot
One stack Complaint + CRM
Shared with Fast CRM
The telephony stack is the platform's, not a bolt-on — Fast CRM uses the same IVR, dialling and customer master for sales calls.
One IVR setup, two workloads
Sales and service on one customer 360
No re-integration if you add CRM
Complaint software still works standalone
Ticket events Alerts
Backed by email & SMS
Calls don't carry the whole load: email & SMS alerts handle assignment, reminders, escalation and feedback in parallel.
Assignment notifications
Follow-up reminders
Overdue escalations
Feedback-due alerts
01 — Inbound Call Capture

The call is answered by the IVR.
The complaint is caught by the ticket

A phoned-in complaint is the easiest one to lose — it depends entirely on whoever picked up. With the cloud IVR integrated, the call itself creates the record: matched to the customer, logged as a numbered complaint ticket or service ticket, and visible on the dashboard before the receiver is back on the hook.

Inbound calls auto-create or attach to tickets
Caller matched to the customer record and history
Complaint and service calls handled by ticket type
The call becomes part of the ticket's audit trail
Inbound Call → Ticket
IVR capturesIncoming call, 09:18
Matched toEmkay Pumps · Pune
Issue checkNo open ticket found
ActionCreate new ticket
Ticket createdCMP-0344 · High
Routed toS. Patil · Service
Alerts firedEmail + SMS to owner
SLA clockDue date set
Call logged on the ticket · visible on the Complaint Dashboard immediately
02 — Click-to-Dial Follow-up

The follow-up list knows who to call.
Now it dials them too

Follow-up is where complaint handling wins or loses. The pending schedule already lists every ticket due for action today — click-to-dial turns that list into calls, made from the ticket with the full context on screen. The action and result land back on the ticket, and the next follow-up is scheduled before the engineer moves on. It's the phone half of SLA follow-up & escalation.

Call the customer from the ticket in one click
Problem, actions and due date on screen during the call
Result recorded, next follow-up scheduled immediately
Pending and ageing reports stay truthful
Today's Follow-up Calls
4 due
CMP-0338Trident Tools · replacement dispatched?
Due 11:00
SEQ-0128Site visit · confirm engineer slot
Due 12:30
CMP-0327High priority · overdue 2 days
Overdue
03 — One Platform, One Phone System

The same telephony stack serves
your sales and service desks

Fast Complaint Software shares its platform — and its telephony integration — with Fast CRM. One IVR setup, one customer master, one call-logging behaviour: a customer's sales enquiries and complaints sit on the same record. Start with complaints standalone; if you add CRM later, the phone system is already wired.

One IVR configuration across complaint and CRM workloads
Shared customer (party) master — a true customer 360
Standalone-capable — CRM is optional, not required
Email and SMS alerts complement every call
One customer record — every interaction
Inbound complaint call
Via cloud IVR
Complaint ticket
Fast Complaint Software
Service request call
Breakdown / installation
Service ticket
Scheduled to an engineer
Sales enquiry call
Same IVR number
CRM enquiry
Fast CRM (optional)
Outbound follow-up
Click-to-dial
Logged on the ticket
Action + result + next date
All of the above
Every channel
One party master
Shared across the Fast Suite
Full capability set

Everything the IVR & telephony integration covers

Cloud IVR Capture

Inbound calls answered by the cloud IVR are logged against the complaint workflow automatically — no note pads, no "who took that call?"

Auto Create or Attach

New issues become numbered tickets; calls about existing issues attach to the open ticket — one problem, one record, honest ageing.

Customer Matching

Callers resolve to the shared customer master, with their complaint and service history alongside — the same party record Fast CRM uses.

Click-to-Dial Follow-up

Owners dial customers straight from the ticket, driven by the pending follow-up schedule — with the action and result logged on the ticket.

Alerts Alongside Calls

Email & SMS alerts fire on the same ticket events — assignment, follow-up due, overdue escalation and feedback — so calls never carry the load alone.

Calls in Your Analytics

Because calls live on tickets, they show up in dashboards and in Dhruv AI — phoned-in complaints are analysed like every other complaint.

"Phone complaints used to reach me as a name on a chit. Now the call is the ticket — matched to the customer, on the dashboard, with the SLA clock already running before anyone briefs me."
SM
Service Manager
Industrial equipment supplier — Pune
Zero
phoned-in complaints that exist only in someone's memory — every call is logged against a numbered ticket
One click
from the pending follow-up list to the customer on the line, with the ticket context on screen

Watch a live call become
a live ticket

30-minute demo: a call lands on the IVR, the ticket appears on the dashboard, and the follow-up is dialled back from the ticket. Your workflow, not slides.

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Inbound calls auto-logged Click-to-dial follow-up Shared with Fast CRM Email & SMS alerts included