"That's not mine, try Jana"
You finally get an answer — after three people passed you along first.
Shouldn’t start a guessing game.
OwnQ routes approval and ownership questions to the best-known owner in Slack, follows up, and tracks each request's response status.
Four moments growing teams know too well.
You finally get an answer — after three people passed you along first.
It's sitting in someone's inbox. Nobody's chasing it, so nothing moves.
The one person who knew has left. The ownership knowledge left with them.
The work is blocked, but nobody can name the person responsible for the next decision.
The hidden cost: work waits while people ask around, chase replies, and reconstruct decisions.
Ask in Slack. OwnQ routes the request, follows up, and keeps the outcome visible.
A teammate asks a question without knowing who can answer.
The request is matched with the best-known owner.
OwnQ sends reminders while the request is waiting.
Ownership, response, and outcome stay visible.
The same work, with clearer routing, automatic follow-up, and a shared view of every request.
See where OwnQ fits in 30 minutes.
We'll be in touch within one business day to find a time that works.
Clear answers about fit, routing, follow-up, and how OwnQ works alongside your existing tools.
OwnQ is a fit when projects stall because people do not know who to ask, or someone has to chase every response manually.
No. OwnQ finds the responsible person and keeps the response moving. Slack stays where the conversation happens, while your ticketing system continues to manage the work.
Onboarding provides the starting point. Confirmed owners, corrections, and reassignments improve future routing.
The request can be corrected or reassigned. OwnQ uses that signal to improve similar routes next time.
OwnQ follows up automatically. The requester can still see the current owner and response status without chasing updates manually.
We’ll look at one real bottleneck, show how OwnQ could fit your workflow, and answer your questions.