Customer support triage
Reads incoming messages, answers the routine ones from your own help content and hands anything unusual to a person with a summary attached.
Concrete examples from this kind of work. Most projects take one or two of these and do them properly.
Reads incoming messages, answers the routine ones from your own help content and hands anything unusual to a person with a summary attached.
Labels, prioritises and drafts replies in your tone. You read the drafts and press send, or let the safe ones go out on their own.
Pulls details out of emails, PDFs and forms and puts them in the CRM or spreadsheet, with a confidence check before anything is saved.
Asks the three questions you always ask, scores the lead and books the call if it fits.
From $1,500, typical delivery in 2–4 weeks. The price in the written scope is the price you pay.
No pitch deck. You describe the busywork, I tell you what it would cost to make it disappear.
An example of how a project like this plays out. Replaced with a real case study as soon as the first one ships.
Enquiries arriving after hours were answered the next morning, often too late. An assistant now reads each form entry, checks budget and timeline, creates the CRM record, sends a reply with a booking link and pings the team chat. Median reply time dropped from the next morning to under five minutes.
Illustrative exampleStraight answers. Anything else, ask on the call.
It can only answer from the content you approve, and anything outside its rules is handed to a person. You also get a log of every message, and you can switch it off with one button.
Whichever fits the job and your budget. The model sits behind the rules and tests, so it can be swapped later without rebuilding anything.
Usually a few dollars to a few tens of dollars in API usage for a small business. The estimate goes in the written scope.
Yes. The rules and examples are built from your real messages, and the test set checks those cases before launch.
Book a call or send an email. I reply within one working day.