Use case · Remote access

Take the controls from your phone

Agents do most of their work on their own computers, but now and then a step needs a person: a code sent to your phone, a choice on a form, a page that wants a human. Geyser takes you straight to that screen. You can follow along, point at what you mean, or take over for as long as you need and then give the controls back.

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“When a site needs you, I’ll say so and wait. Give it back when you’re done and I’ll carry on from there.”

Ada

You were third in line at the bakery. Thirty seconds on your phone got Ada past the supplier’s sign-in, and the order was in before you sat down.

The weekly supplier order

8:40 am
AdaAda’s computer · Geyser cloud
Starts the weekly supplier order and gets as far as the supplier’s sign-in page.
8:41 am
AdaNeeds you
“The supplier just texted a code to your phone. Can you take over for a moment and type it in?”
8:42 am
YouYour phone, in the coffee line
Opens Ada’s screen, taps Take over, types the code, and taps Give back.
8:45 am
YouYour phone
Keeps watching for a minute, taps the delivery date, and tells Ada “Thursday, not Wednesday.”
8:52 am
AdaYour phone
“The order is in for Thursday: $1,236, the same items as last week. The receipt is in our chat.”

How it works

The pieces behind the story

Where it runs

Ada works on a computer in our cloud. You reach it from your phone’s browser, Geyser Chat, or any computer.

Who does it

Ada handles the order from start to finish. You step in for the code and one correction.

What you control

While you drive, Ada’s mouse and keys wait for you. Only people who are allowed to drive Ada’s computer see Take over, and everyone else can only watch.

Remote access is included on every plan at no charge, and the code goes straight into the supplier’s page, never into a chat.

Set it up

Getting set up

1
Give Ada the job and the site it uses.
2
Sign in to Geyser on your phone.
3
When Ada asks for you, open the screen, take over, and give it back.

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