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Getting startedAvailable5 min read · updated 2026-07-28

Platform overview

How Messaging Cloud, Voice Cloud, Automation Cloud and AI Agents relate to each other.

The module model

Every module sits on the same foundation: a workspace, a contact database, a permission model and an analytics layer. Adding a module never forks your data — a customer who messages on WhatsApp and later calls is one record with one timeline.

RapidRoot platform

Shared workspace, contacts, roles and analytics layer.

Available

Messaging Cloud

WhatsApp inbox, templates, campaigns and chatbot flows.

In development

Voice Cloud

AI receptionist, inbound and outbound calling, transcripts.

In development

Automation Cloud

Cross-channel triggers, conditions and scheduled actions.

Coming soon

AI Agents

Goal-driven agents that act across messaging and voice.

Coming soon

What the shared layer provides

CapabilityDescriptionStatus
WorkspaceA tenant boundary containing channels, members and data.Available
ContactsUnified customer records shared by messaging and voice.Available
Roles & permissionsOwner, admin, agent and viewer scopes.Available
AnalyticsVolume, response and outcome reporting across modules.In development
Cross-module automationTriggers that span messaging and voice.Coming soon

Choosing where to start

Most teams begin with Messaging Cloud because WhatsApp volume is where support cost concentrates, then add Voice Cloud for calls that arrive outside working hours. Either module can be adopted first — they do not depend on one another.

Pilot first

We onboard through a guided pilot rather than a self-serve trial, so the first workspace is configured with our team on a call.

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