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Back-office operations control system
Run volume, people, and execution from one command layer.
BOAT helps back-office teams control incoming work, distribute tasks by skill and capacity, track productivity, and turn everyday operating movement into smarter decisions.
About Us
Built from the reality of high-volume operations.
BOAT was designed around the operational pressure back-office teams face every day: unpredictable inflow, shifting attendance, manual trackers, missed handoffs, and limited visibility into whether the work will actually finish on time.
Why BOAT
From scattered work to governed execution.
BOAT is not just a dashboard. It is an operating control layer that helps leaders know what arrived, who can handle it, what should be distributed first, and where delivery risk is forming.
Fetch or place work, map client headers, track received volume, backlog, duplicates, and folder cleanup.
Route work by trained procedures, priority, productive minutes, OT, attendance, caps, and AHT/KPI rules.
Compare actual handling time against client and internal targets so leaders can focus coaching quickly.
Read operating data for risks, bottlenecks, shortages, duplicate patterns, and upcoming workload trends.
How it works
Use folder fetch or upload/place volume based on the operation.
Map procedures, folder paths, KPI/AHT, SLA, owner, priority, and file type.
Add editors, trained procedures, productivity inputs, and routing scope.
Assign managers and admins through hierarchy and access controls.
Configure attendance, SOP, dispositions, reports, duplicate rules, and retention.
Bring volume in, distribute work, process files, and monitor insights.
BOAT can create secure user credentials from uploaded editor and hierarchy masters. Users receive login details by email, and BOAT opens the correct workspace automatically: editors enter the Editor Console, while managers and admins enter the Client Admin workspace.
Platform center data
The operating centers BOAT brings together.
Incoming work, upload/place model, folder fetch, duplicate checks, and file-level controls.
Capacity-led routing across trained editors and procedures.
AHT/KPI comparison by procedure, date, and productivity threshold.
Procedure SOP mapping, version floaters, and editor acknowledgements.
Volume, distribution, backlog, duplicate, KPI, and forecast reports.
Ranked operational signals that explain where leaders should act first.
Smart Insights Signals From Future Client Modules
Quality Control, Client Chat, and Support Tickets are client-login modules. On the website, BOAT highlights the operational signals those modules can create for smarter leadership decisions.
Soft-launch pricing matrix
Capacity layer - price per editor per month
| Tier | Range | Original | Discounted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | 1 - 30 editors | $15 | $12 |
| Tier 2 | 31 - 100 editors | $14 | $11 |
| Tier 3 | 101 - 300 editors | $13 | $10 |
| Tier 4 | 301 - 700 editors | $12 | $9 |
| Tier 5 | 701+ editors | $11 | $8 |
Throughput layer - price per folder per month
| Tier | Range | Original | Discounted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | 1 - 100 folders | $0.50 | $.40 |
| Tier 2 | 101 - 300 folders | $0.45 | $.35 |
| Tier 3 | 301 - 600 folders | $0.40 | $.30 |
| Tier 4 | 601 - 1,000 folders | $0.35 | $.25 |
| Tier 5 | 1,001+ folders | $0.20 | $.15 |
FAQ
BOAT gives leaders one operating layer for incoming volume, available capacity, assignment movement, productivity tracking, reporting, and upcoming risk. The goal is to reduce manual tracking and help teams act before backlog or SLA pressure becomes visible too late.
Contact BOAT
You can also reach us directly by email at connect@boatbpo.com.