Customer Profile
Account, tier, owner, and key details surface instantly.
NetSuite CTI & Caller ID
Stop making agents search for customers. Open the right NetSuite record before they pick up.
Contivio matches each inbound caller to their NetSuite record and brings up the customer, orders, invoices, cases, and full history — so the conversation starts with the whole picture already on screen.
The Short Answer
A NetSuite Screen Pop automatically opens the correct customer, contact, order, invoice, or case record the moment an inbound call is received.
Agents no longer need to search manually — resulting in faster conversations, improved customer experiences, and better first-call resolution. Contivio matches the incoming caller ID against NetSuite in real time and surfaces everything the agent needs: profile, orders, invoices, cases, and full interaction history, with AI summaries from prior conversations already in view.
the record is open before the call connects — no manual lookup.
profile, orders, invoices, cases, and history in one view.
inside NetSuite — no separate CRM to install or sync.
See How Screen Pops Work
Every step is automatic. The agent simply answers a call that already has the full customer record open.
On the Screen Pop
The moment a call connects, the complete customer picture is already on screen — no tabs to open, no searches to run.
Account, tier, owner, and key details surface instantly.
Open and recent sales orders with status and amounts.
Balances, due dates, and payment status at a glance.
Open deals and pipeline tied to the account.
Support tickets, escalations, and their current state.
Every prior touch across the relationship, in order.
Direction, duration, and disposition of past calls.
Text threads with the customer, in the record.
Web and messaging chats logged to the customer.
Concise recaps of prior conversations, ready to read.
How the customer has felt across recent interactions.
The topics and terms that mattered on past calls.
Why Screen Pops Matter
When the record is already open, agents skip the search and start solving — and the numbers move across the whole operation.
The lookup is done before the call connects, so agents spend the call solving, not searching.
The correct record opens itself — no name spelling, no account hunting, no dead air.
Full history in view means agents resolve more issues on the first call.
Customers never repeat themselves — the agent already knows who they are and why they called.
More calls handled per hour without the friction of app-switching and manual data entry.
Reps open with the customer’s orders, opportunities, and next steps already in front of them.
New agents rely on the record instead of memory — context is presented, not recalled.
Profile, orders, invoices, cases, and AI insight — every fact in one place, every time.
Built for Every NetSuite Team
A screen pop means something different to each team — Contivio surfaces exactly what that role needs to see.
The moment a prospect or customer calls, reps see the account, open opportunities, and last conversation — so the pitch is personal from the first word.
Agents get the customer, their open cases, and full interaction history the instant the call connects — no verification stall, no repeated backstory.
When a customer calls about a bill, the screen pop shows balances, due dates, and payment status — the conversation starts on the right number.
Dispatchers and technicians see the customer, the job, and the appointment history the moment a call arrives — confirmations and reschedules move faster.
Collectors see aging, past promises, and full AR context before the call connects — so every outreach is informed and every commitment is logged.
Why Native Matters
The same inbound call — a native SuiteApp versus a typical bolt-on.
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Business outcomes
Every Channel
Voice, digital, AI, inbound, or outbound — every interaction routes through the same NetSuite record.
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