Knowledge grounding
Connect your help center, policies, product data and past conversations. Answers are written from those sources, and every reply shows which document it came from.
One agent for every customer interaction. It runs support, sales and product guidance on the channels your customers already use, keeps every answer tied to your own content, and hands over to a human when the conversation deserves one.
Pick an industry to load a sample knowledge base, choose where the agent answers, and set the tone it should hold.
Signed-in accounts without an active plan are taken to pricing instead of the console. Nothing you type here leaves your browser.
A customer facing agent is only as good as the content behind it and the rules around it. The platform holds both, so a new channel never means a new script.
Connect your help center, policies, product data and past conversations. Answers are written from those sources, and every reply shows which document it came from.
Decide what the agent may promise, which topics it must verify, and when it should slow down instead of guessing. Policies apply to every channel at once.
Let the agent look up an order, change a plan or open a return, then pass the conversation to the right queue with a transcript and a short summary.
Publish one agent to web chat, an in-app widget, email, WhatsApp and voice. Context follows the customer between channels.
See what customers asked, what the agent answered, which sources it used and where it got stuck, so the next week of work is obvious.
Separate builder, reviewer and analyst access, keep a history of every change to an agent, and see who published what.
Support, sales and product guidance ask different questions of the same knowledge. Start with the one that hurts most and add the others without rebuilding anything.
Answers the repeatable 60 per cent of tickets, resolves order and billing questions end to end, and escalates anything sensitive with context attached.
Qualifies visitors while the interest is still warm, answers pricing and fit questions from your own material, and books the meeting for the right team.
Walks people through setup, explains limits against their real usage, and turns repeated confusion into product feedback for your team.
Four steps, none of which require a new content team or a migration project. Most teams are answering real questions in the same week.
Point the agent at the pages, policies and product data you already maintain, then review the extracted answers before anything goes live.
Choose the tone, the topics that need care, the limits of what can be promised, and the exact moments a human should take over.
Start on the channel with the most repetition. The same agent picks up email, messaging and voice without being built again.
Review what was resolved, what was escalated and what went unanswered, then fix the source or the policy instead of adding scripts.
The conversation starts in one place and finishes in another. The agent carries the context, the sources and the open actions with it.
The pattern is the same in every industry: a small set of questions asked a very large number of times, with a few that genuinely need a person.
The agent only ever answers from the sources you connected, and everything it did is traceable afterwards. Access is limited to the people who need it, and removing your data is a request, not a project.
Both plans include the grounding, the policies and every channel the agent needs. The difference is how much conversation you run and how many people shape it.
For a first agent on one or two channels.
For teams running every channel from one agent.
Annual billing is two months cheaper than paying monthly. See the full plan comparison for credits, limits and cancellation.
What the agent is, where it works, and what happens when it should stop talking.
It is a conversational agent trained on your own help center, policies and product data that answers customer questions in chat, email, messaging and voice, and hands the conversation to a human when it cannot finish the job.
The same knowledge base and answer policies power web chat, an in-app widget, email, WhatsApp and voice, so a customer keeps the same context no matter where the conversation starts.
Answers are grounded in the sources you connect and every reply cites the document it came from. When confidence is low the agent escalates instead of guessing, and unanswered questions are collected for review.
Escalation rules route the conversation, with the transcript and the agent summary, to the right queue or inbox. The agent keeps working on the low risk volume in the meantime.
The console on the home page is an interactive preview that runs in your browser and needs no account. Signing in with Google and starting a real agent requires a paid plan, and accounts without an active plan are sent to the pricing page.
Plans are billed monthly or annually through Stripe. You can change plans or cancel from your billing settings, and the change applies at the end of the current period.
Sign in with Google, pick the channel that hurts most, and watch the agent answer with a source attached. Plans start at $19 a month.
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