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An AI support employee that resolves the routine and routes the rest.

Reads incoming requests, retrieves customer context, classifies issues, drafts or sends responses within policy, updates tickets, and escalates sensitive cases to your team.

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AI Support Employee

Customer support

Working
Task
Answering a delivery-status request
Tools
Help deskOrder DBKnowledge base
Approval
Required for refunds and account changes
Last action
Tagged ticket and drafted reply
AutonomySupervised

The role

What this AI employee is for

Front-line support: understanding what a customer needs, finding the relevant information, and either resolving it or getting it to the right person quickly. Much of this work is repetitive, but it still requires context.

Repetitive work it can handle

  • Read incoming emails, chats, and tickets
  • Retrieve customer account, order, and history context
  • Classify issue type, urgency, and sentiment
  • Draft responses using your knowledge base and policies
  • Send replies for approved, low-risk request types
  • Update ticket fields, tags, and status
  • Escalate sensitive, complex, or upset-customer cases
  • Identify recurring issues for the product or operations team

Systems

Tools it can connect to

Connected through scoped, revocable access. Examples below; your actual stack is confirmed during scoping.

  • Help desk (e.g. Zendesk, Freshdesk, Intercom)
  • Email and chat
  • CRM
  • Order or account database
  • Knowledge base
  • Slack or Teams

Approval model

Clear lines between doing, asking, and never

allow

Handles on its own

  • Ticket classification and tagging
  • Answers to documented questions
  • Status updates
  • Routing

require approval

Asks for approval

  • Refunds and credits
  • Account changes
  • Replies to complaints
  • Anything not covered by documentation

deny

Never does

  • Makes policy exceptions
  • Shares data with unverified requesters
  • Closes tickets marked sensitive

Example workflow

Ticket to resolution

  1. 1

    Ticket in

    Email, chat, or form.

  2. 2

    Context

    Account and history retrieved.

  3. 3

    Classify

    Type, urgency, and sentiment.

  4. 4

    Respond

    Draft or send within policy.

  5. 5Human

    Escalate

    Sensitive cases to an agent.

  6. 6

    Update

    Ticket fields and notes saved.

Implementation

How we put it to work

Ticket analysis

01

Review historical tickets to find the most common, well-documented request types.

Knowledge preparation

02

Organise help articles and policies for retrieval.

Draft-only launch

03

All replies drafted for agents to approve.

Selective auto-send

04

Specific request types sent automatically once accuracy is proven.

Expected benefit

What changes for the team

Shorter first-response time

Routine requests get an accurate answer quickly.

Better routing

Tickets reach the right person with context attached.

Consistent answers

Responses follow current policy and documentation.

Insight into recurring issues

Patterns in requests are surfaced for the wider team.

Limitations

What it does not do

  • Quality is limited by the accuracy of your knowledge base.
  • Emotionally sensitive conversations should stay with people.
  • New products or policies need documentation before the AI can handle them.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

01Will it replace our support team?

It is designed to handle routine volume so your team can focus on complex and sensitive conversations. Most teams use it to keep response times steady as volume grows.

02Can it work in our existing help desk?

Yes. It works inside your help desk through its API, so agents see AI drafts and actions where they already work.

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AI Operations Employee

Monitors workflows, moves information between systems, reconciles records, generates reports, and flags exceptions — so operations teams spend their time fixing problems instead of finding them.

 

AI Marketing Employee

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Next step

Design your AI support employee.

A strategy call is a working conversation about one workflow: what it involves today, what could be automated, and what a first build would look like.

What happens next

  1. 1Tell us about one workflow
  2. 2We review it before replying
  3. 3A working session, then a first-build proposal