EnvoyEngage is a family of apps for teams running customer experience on Zendesk. Get onto it with Migratron and Librarian, get more out of it with VendorApp and the RCS Bridge.
Built on the Zendesk you already run · No new system of record
Bring your history and your knowledge across, without the move being something you have to defend afterwards.
Serve the people your Zendesk was not built to reach — the layer past your own customers, and the channel they actually use.
Getting your history and your knowledge across. Reaching the people your Zendesk was not built for. Each app is its own thing, and each inherits the same guarantees.
Bring your history and your knowledge across, without the move being something you have to defend afterwards.
Migratron plans a migration in the open. It connects to your Salesforce org, an existing Zendesk, or CSV exports, analyzes what is actually in there, and walks you through field, account, user, and agent mappings one stage at a time. Nothing loads for real until a named approver has reviewed a live sample and said yes.

Librarian reads your source material — PDFs, Word documents, or a knowledge base you already run — and proposes a whole Guide hierarchy: categories, sections, and article drafts, each with the reasoning for where it landed. You approve the structure, then the content, then publish into Zendesk.

Serve the people your Zendesk was not built to reach — the layer past your own customers, and the channel they actually use.
In a B2B2B or B2B2C business the people who need support are not only your customers; they are your customers' vendors, partners, and the customers they serve. VendorApp adds that layer — isolated, branded portals for every party in the network, running on the Zendesk you already operate.

RCS is what replaced SMS on modern handsets: your name and logo instead of an unknown number, rich cards instead of 160 characters, and a verified badge that says the message is really from you. The Bridge carries those conversations into Zendesk, so an agent answers them in the same place they answer everything else.

Isolation, access, branded domains, and a genuinely deep Zendesk integration are the platform's job, not yours. Whichever app you take on, it starts with all of that already true.
Your data, your branding, your users — separated from every other customer's, with nothing shared but the software itself.
Every party sees only what belongs to them, and that limit is enforced by the database rather than by what a screen happens to show. It is the part we are least willing to get wrong.
Every app reads and writes the Zendesk you already run. Tickets, organizations, users, and Guide content stay where your agents work — there is no second system to reconcile.
Admins run the workspace; reviewers get a private link to approve the one thing they were asked to approve. Nobody needs a Zendesk seat to sign something off.
Per-portal name, color, and logo, plus custom domains with automatic SSL. Every customer-facing surface looks like it belongs to whoever owns the relationship.
Connections, organizations, users, jobs, and branding all live in one place. Take on a second app and it simply appears alongside the first.
One workspace, one Zendesk connection, and whichever apps you need — added and removed without touching the others.
Sign up and pick your address — yourcompany.envoyengage.com — in under a minute.
Every app works against the Zendesk you already run. Organizations and users sync automatically; nothing becomes a second system of record.
Migrate with Migratron, rebuild your Guide with Librarian, open portals with VendorApp, or add RCS as a channel. Take on a second one later and it lands in the same console.
Start your EnvoyEngage workspace and pick up the apps as you need them — from the migration that gets you onto Zendesk to the channel your customers actually message you on.
EnvoyEngage is the platform from Envoy, the CX experts who help industry leaders transform their customer experiences. Every app here started as work Envoy was doing by hand.
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