A Simcomm product · built and run in India

One record. Every desk. Every change accounted for.

Sales, dealing, wealth, service and quoting desks on one customer record — with three independent SLA clocks, discount policies that name who signs, and a drill from the whole company to one person. Built by Simcomm for broking houses, NBFCs, insurers and system integrators.

Or open the demonstration — no form, seeded data, full feature set.

Schematic — one case on a desk

CASE-2026-04871

Settlement file not received

Example Securities Pvt Ltd · Desk: Operations · P2

Open
Response met · 0:22
Update 1:09 left
Resolution paused · with customer

The resolution clock is paused because the case is waiting on the customer. The update clock is not — you still owe them a status. Most tools run one clock and lose this distinction.

3 SLA clocks per case Response, update and resolution, each paused independently.
11 modules, one customer record Sales, dealing, wealth, service, quoting and partner desks read the same organisation.
100% of field changes audited Who, what, from, to, when — on every governed object.
6 levels of drill, one breadcrumb Enterprise · line of business · zone · region · branch · person.

What AcuityQ is

Eleven modules that already know each other

Every desk reads the same organisation, the same contacts and the same history. A lead deduped on Monday, a case raised on Tuesday and a quote issued on Thursday are visibly the same customer — without an integration, a nightly sync, or a spreadsheet in between.

Front office

Service

Demand

Oversight

Foundation

What this replaces

Three things you are probably living with

A shared mailbox pretending to be a service desk

Everyone can see it, nobody owns it. Two people reply, or nobody does. When a customer asks what happened to a request from March, the answer is a search and a guess.

Quotes in spreadsheets that disagree with each other

The version the customer has, the version on the shared drive and the version in the rep's mail are three different prices. The discount was approved verbally, if at all.

An SLA nobody can evidence

The contract says four hours. Nothing measures four hours. At renewal, or at an audit, the honest answer is that you believe you met it.

AcuityQ does not fix a process you have not decided on. It makes the one you decide on enforceable, and it records what actually happened. If you do not yet know who signs a 22% discount, the software cannot tell you — but it will stop the quote until somebody does.

Getting there

Four steps, not a programme

  1. 01

    Map the desks

    Who answers what, in which order, and what happens when they do not. Usually half a day with the people who actually run the queue.

  2. 02

    Set the policy

    SLA targets and pause conditions. Discount bands and the name against each one. Roles and what each role may do. This is the part that decides whether the rest works.

  3. 03

    Bring the data

    Organisations, contacts, open cases, the current price book. Migration is scoped and quoted; it is the one line that moves most between deployments.

  4. 04

    Run it, then evidence it

    Go live on one desk, not all of them. The reporting that proves the SLA is the same reporting your team uses daily — not a separate exercise at quarter end.

In production

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