AI-Agents for Technical Support Engineers in Chat Support
Answer customer questions, open tickets, escalate requests. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Draft late replies grounded in the latest technical support case update.
Your support rep gets apology drafts for overdue customer emails. Current case details help make the replies useful.
5 toolsDraft replies when a customer's technical issue remains open.
Get a thoughtful reply draft when a customer says your last support answer missed the mark, ready for your review in the same email conversation.
5 toolsDraft careful replies to angry customers with product issues.
Your support rep gets a calm reply draft in the customer's email conversation, shaped by your escalation guide and ready to review before sending.
5 toolsDraft grounded replies to angry users about reported issues.
Your support inbox gets a courteous draft for an angry customer email, with threats or escalation concerns flagged for your review.
4 toolsAsk for the detail needed to identify a product issue before suggesting a fix.
Give website visitors a useful next step in chat, backed by your current help articles and service notices.
Draft answers to product questions from ticket history and saved replies.
Your assigned reps find reply drafts in their tickets. Those drafts reflect the customer's latest question and your team's saved answers.
Answer documented product questions and hand off issues needing diagnosis.
Your customers get answers from your help articles, and your support team gets recent chat history when a question needs a person.
4 toolsAnswer documented product questions and escalate gaps with chat context.
Visitors get answers to familiar questions in website chat, while your team gets harder chats with the conversation in view.
Answer documented product questions and flag uncertain details.
Visitors get answers while your team is away, with article links they can check and clear handoffs for questions that need a person.
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