Feed it your documentation once. From then on it answers newcomers in seconds, in their language, around the clock — and your team only meets the conversations that need a human.
A made-up answer during onboarding costs you the account. This agent replies strictly from the content you gave it.
Plug in the website, files, Notion, Google Drive, or your helpdesk's help center. The agent turns what you've already written into answers — nothing to rewrite.
PDF, DOCX, XLSX — drag them in.
Pages and databases, kept in sync.
Docs and sheets, kept in sync.
Pull articles in from Intercom, Zendesk, or Freshdesk.
Key facts mined from your site and woven into answers.
Whatever your help center publishes, the agent knows.
Nothing shifts behind your back: the agent's answers change only when you change them, and you can try edits before users meet them.
Anything it couldn't answer lands in a gap list. Write the answer once and it's pinned from then on.
House style, clarifying questions, when to summon a human — always-on or keyword-triggered, tuned per channel.
For known questions, pin the exact wording — yours always wins over generated text.
Tone, answer length, and the threshold for asking help — settings, not prompt engineering.
Scripted troubleshooting that gathers details before a teammate takes over.
WhatsApp, Telegram, the widget, Messenger, Instagram, Discord, Slack, your own mobile app — and helpdesks: Intercom, Zendesk, Freshdesk. One knowledge set, one voice, tunable per channel.
One replays canned lines. The other actually read your documentation.
Where the answers come from, when a human steps in, and how you keep the agent honest.
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