Customer support
Answer common product and billing questions from your help center, and route anything sensitive to the right team with context attached.
We build chatbots and in-product assistants that answer from your own content, take the next step when they can and pass a conversation to a person when they should.
Anyone can bolt a chat box onto a website. A useful assistant is harder: it needs your content, a clear sense of what it should not answer, a route to a human and a way to improve after launch. Those are the parts we build with care. We treat the launch as the beginning of the work, not the end.
We start from the conversations you already have, in support tickets, sales emails and help pages. From there we design the assistant's scope, its tone and its handoff rules, then test it against real questions before anyone outside your team sees it. The goal is not a clever demo. It is a conversation that ends with the customer's problem solved.
The assistant replies from your help center, policies and product documentation, with links to the source when it helps.
It knows what it is for and says so plainly when a question falls outside, instead of inventing an answer.
Escalation passes the conversation, the history and a short summary to a person, so the customer does not repeat themselves.
Embedded assistants that can read the current screen, call your APIs and help the user finish the task they started.
We draft the voice and the restricted topics with you, then review transcripts together before launch and after.
Conversation logs, deflection and escalation rates and a review loop, so the assistant improves with real use.
Start with the conversations that are frequent, repetitive and already answered somewhere in writing.
Answer common product and billing questions from your help center, and route anything sensitive to the right team with context attached.
Ask the questions your team would ask, capture the details that matter and book a call when the fit looks right.
Handle IT, HR and facilities requests from employees, with links to policy and a clean handoff to the owning team.
Help users find features and complete tasks inside your product, calling your own APIs when an action is needed.
We read real conversations with your support team, list the questions that repeat and agree which ones the assistant should own.
We write the assistant's scope, tone and handoff rules, then prototype the flow with your content before building.
We connect the assistant to your sources and systems, then test it against a set of real questions with your team.
We review live transcripts with you, fix weak answers and update content as your product and policies change over time.
Yes. We design the escalation rules with you and pass the full conversation, plus a short summary, to the right person or queue.
It is scoped to your content and instructed to decline outside topics. We test refusals as carefully as answers.
On your website, inside your product, in a messaging channel or all three. The same content and rules can serve each surface.
We review real transcripts, look for questions the assistant handled badly and fix the content or the rules behind them.
Share a sample of real questions and we will show you where an assistant would help, and where it would only add noise.