Ping by Involta — Your business, briefed by 9:30am

Why it isn't a status form

It asks like someone who knows the job.

A form takes whatever it's handed. Ping knows what a complete answer looks like for a presales engineer versus a collections clerk, and keeps asking until it has one. Everything on the right came out of that, not out of a template.

Per role

Questions built for the job

Sales, presales, logistics, finance, accounts, operations. Each role has its own question set and its own bar for what counts as a finished update.

"You said the PO is close. Signed, verbal, or still with procurement?"

Follow-up

Promises don't expire quietly

Anything with a date attached is tracked. When it lapses, Ping goes back to the person first. If it stays open, it reaches your brief by name and by day count.

"Proposal was due Monday. Still open, four days."

Arithmetic

The gap gets calculated

When a problem carries a number and the fix only covers part of it, Ping does the subtraction nobody does out loud in the meeting.

AED 100k impact − AED 65k recovery = AED 35k uncovered

Quality

Vague answers get pushed back

"Good progress" is not an update. Ping scores how specific each reply is and re-asks the thin ones before your brief is built.

"Which customer, and what's the value?"

Runs where your team already is

One platform. Three ways in.

Ping isn't a WhatsApp tool. It's a check-in and intelligence platform that works over whichever channel your people will actually reply on, and you only carry messaging fees if you choose a channel that charges them.

The best reply rates in the Gulf and South Asia. Your team already has it open on their own phone.

Meta bills you directly for conversations.We don't resell it and don't mark it up.

The same check-ins and the same brief. A good fit for distributed and technical teams.

No messaging fee.Platform price only.

Ping app

Our own app for iOS and Android, for when check-ins have to stay inside company tooling.

No messaging fee.Platform price only.

Setup to first brief: one day

Three steps, then it runs without you.

STEP 01

Add your team

Names, roles, numbers, and the channel you want. Each person confirms what they own and what they're measured on, so you aren't filling in KPIs for forty people yourself.

STEP 02

They reply in a minute

A short prompt at the hour you choose. They answer in their own words, in their own language. Ping follows up only where the answer is thin.

STEP 03

You read one page

Closed, at risk, uncovered, chased, quiet — ordered by what needs you first. Nothing to log into. It arrives on the same channel.

Pricing

Three dollars a head. That's the platform.

No tiers, no seat minimum, no annual lock-in. Add people when you hire, drop them when they leave.

$3 per employee
per month

Every feature, at every team size
Role-based questions and follow-ups
Commitment tracking and gap arithmetic
Daily brief plus a weekly roll-up
Cancel any month, no notice period

Messaging fees, stated plainly

WhatsApp charges per conversation. Those charges are Meta's, not ours, so they're billed straight to your own Meta account at Meta's published rate. We never sit in the middle of it.

TelegramNo messaging fee

Ping appNo messaging fee

WhatsAppBilled direct by Meta

Choose Telegram or the Ping app and $3 a person is the whole bill. Choose WhatsApp and you get the strongest reply rates, with Meta's conversation charges landing on your own account.

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Your team already knows.
By 9:30, so do you.