AI customer service watches over every conversation. It answers only from your documents and backs up every claim. When a moment calls for a person, it hands off gracefully. By morning, everything is taken care of.
One AI customer service agent covers several channels at once. Set the tone, knowledge and rules just once.
No development needed. Paste it in and you’re live. Connect your order system, and when a customer asks “Where’s my order?”, it checks the real data before it replies.
It answers only from what you give it: documents, websites, Google Drive and spreadsheets. Every answer comes with a source, down to the page number in a PDF.
…Main units carry a two-year warranty, consumables one year, from date of purchase…
Which document it read, which page, which references it used: you can see the evidence behind every reply.
Yes. Rinse gently with water that day and avoid pressing the injection area. (p. 2)
The whole conversation goes to your human team, so customers never repeat themselves. You decide what it says at the handoff, too.
The customer mentions “complaint”, “talk to a person”, or any phrase you choose.
The customer is clearly upset or asks for a person. No keyword needed.
When a question goes beyond what it knows, it passes it to someone who does.
AI customer service stays quiet while your team is in and takes over after hours and on weekends. Or flip it and let it cover only the hours you choose. Customers often split one thought into several messages, so it waits until they’re done before it replies.
Tick the moments that trigger a handoff and write what it should tell the customer. Everything follows your rules.
Choose the details you need, and it asks for them one by one in a natural conversation. If the customer goes off on a tangent, it answers first, then returns to the booking.
When a form is complete, a notification goes straight to Slack, Google Chat, Telegram or Zalo, with the customer’s details and a link to the chat. With Social CRM, the data is also saved to the member profile.
Each follow-up has its own timing and wording, so it feels natural, never pushy. When the customer replies, it picks up the thread, and it won’t ping anyone in the middle of the night outside service hours.
Questions it couldn’t answer are gathered in one list, with similar wordings grouped together. Add the answer once and it knows next time.
Add answers right in the list, or add material to the knowledge base. The most-asked questions rise to the top.
How many customers it answered last week, how often it handed off, what customers asked most, plus one real conversation.
Each product works on its own. Together, answers get sharper, human handoffs get smoother, and every relationship stays with your company.
Details customers share in the chat flow straight back to their member profile in Social CRM.
When a personal touch matters, your team continues the chat in Service Center. No one has to repeat themselves.
One for after-sales, one for VIPs. Customers with repair requests reach the one that knows repairs.
Every conversation ties back to the same member. People may leave; the relationship stays.
Will it make things up? What if it doesn’t know? Can I see it before launch? Will it cost too much?




