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Milvus is a request management, Help Desk, and IT support platform from Brazil. It is positioned as a system for centralizing requests from departments such as customer service, IT, HR, finance, and sales into one place. It emphasizes omnichannel support, AI, SLA control, and operational visibility, making it suitable for companies that need to manage both external customer service and internal service desk requests in a unified way.
The product centers on “conversations—tickets—automation—reporting—IT management.” On the multichannel side, it supports entry points such as WhatsApp, Telegram, website chat, phone, email, forms, Messenger/Facebook/Instagram, and more, with queues and automatic assignment rules to organize service workflows. For tickets, it supports editing, attachments, fields, bulk updates, workflows, triggers, approvals, time tracking, service catalogs, contract management, and customer portals. The knowledge base, reply templates, satisfaction surveys, dashboards, and custom reports help improve customer service efficiency. The IT tier further extends into IT operations capabilities such as device monitoring, vulnerability alerts, remote access, SSH, SNMP, Windows/Linux/Mac clients, software licensing, and network scanning.
Public pricing is charged per operating agent: Talk is R$95/user/month, Ticket is R$160/user/month, and TI is R$205/user/month. The page notes that companies do not need to purchase licenses for all employees; only the users/agents who actually use Milvus to handle requests are counted. A 7-day free trial is available with no credit card required, and users can also schedule a free demo. Note that channels such as official/unofficial WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram/Facebook, Telegram, and Chatbot may incur additional fees depending on configuration, conversation categories, and usage. Actual budgeting should be confirmed with sales.
Its strengths are broad feature coverage, spanning everything from omnichannel customer service to ITSM and device monitoring. It offers deep support for channels commonly used in Latin America, such as WhatsApp, and provides integrations with ChatGPT, OpenAI, Zabbix, Google, Office 365, Telefonia IP, ERP, BI, and APIs. Its local Portuguese implementation, training, and support are also clearly defined. The drawbacks are limited disclosure around security and compliance, with no visible details on certifications such as ISO, SOC, or LGPD; self-hosting options are not mentioned; and there is no public information about Chinese language support, local support in China, or accessibility from mainland China.
Milvus is better suited to customer service centers, IT service desks, MSPs, or companies in Brazil and Latin America that need to centralize customer service through WhatsApp. For teams in China, it is important to verify access speed, language support, local channel compatibility, and data compliance requirements. Based on the current information, its accessibility from China is unknown.
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