Support and service teams
Teams that answer the same customer questions every day and need consistent answers without adding headcount for each new product or season.
Give employees and customers answers from your own documents, tickets and knowledge base, with the source behind every answer. We build AI assistants for Microsoft Teams, your website and WhatsApp, with a clear route to a person.
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Generic chatbots answer from what a model learned on the internet. Your customers and colleagues need answers from your price lists, policies, manuals and past tickets. Our custom chatbot development services start by collecting those sources, finding who owns each one and removing content that is out of date.
The assistant then retrieves the relevant passages for each question and answers from them, with a link to the source. When the documents change, the assistant’s answers change with them, without retraining a model.
For customer support, the assistant answers routine questions at any hour: order status, delivery times, returns, how to use a product. It asks for the details it needs, checks them against your systems where an integration exists and creates a ticket when a person has to step in.
The handoff matters as much as the answers. The support agent receives the full conversation and the sources the assistant used, so the customer does not have to repeat anything.
Employees get the assistant where they already work: in Microsoft Teams, answering questions about HR policies, IT procedures or project documentation, with Microsoft 365 permissions respected. For organizations that manage their assistants in Microsoft 365, we can build them on Microsoft Copilot Studio.
Customers reach the same knowledge through a widget on your website or customer portal, or through WhatsApp for businesses whose customers prefer messaging. Each channel has its own tone and scope, but the sources and rules are shared.
Not every question should be answered by an assistant. We look at your real conversation data and sort questions into three groups: ones the assistant can answer from documents, ones that need a system lookup and ones that must go to a person. That split defines the first release and shows where your knowledge base has gaps.
We also recommend the build approach. Assistants built on OpenAI and Claude models suit most cases; chatbots built with Botpress suit teams that want to edit flows visually; self-hosted models suit data that must stay in your environment.
A chatbot can look good in a demo and still fail on the questions people actually ask. We keep a test set of real questions with expected answers, run it before every change and review flagged conversations on a regular schedule. As an AI chatbot development company we treat the assistant as a product that improves, not a launch that ends.
For assistants that also take multi-step actions across your systems, see AI agent development. For moving data between tools without a conversation, see AI automation.
Teams that answer the same customer questions every day and need consistent answers without adding headcount for each new product or season.
HR, IT and operations teams whose colleagues keep asking where a policy is, how a procedure works or what the status of a request is.
An inventory of documents, help articles and resolved tickets, with owners, outdated content flagged and access rules recorded for each source.
Retrieval over your sources, answers with citations, conversation flows for common requests and actions such as creating a ticket or checking an order.
The assistant in Microsoft Teams, a website widget or WhatsApp, with a handoff to your support team that carries the conversation history.
A test set of real questions, review of unanswered and flagged conversations, and regular updates to sources and instructions.
Gather the questions people actually ask from tickets, inboxes and chat logs, and agree which ones the assistant should answer, which it should route and which it should refuse.
Senior engineers use AI-assisted delivery to target the first working release in 14 days. We test the assistant against the question set, release it to one team or one website section and widen access as answer quality holds.
Pricing: Fixed price per milestone, no hourly billing. About a third of a traditional team's quote for the same scope. Model usage, hosting and channel fees are estimated from your expected conversation volume before we build.
A rule-based chatbot follows scripted menus and breaks when a question is phrased differently. An AI assistant understands free-form questions and answers from your documents. We still use fixed flows where a process must be followed exactly, such as collecting details for a return.
The assistant answers only from the retrieved sources and shows them with the answer. When the sources do not cover a question, it says so and offers a handoff instead of guessing. We measure this against a test set before every release.
Yes. Each source keeps its access rules. A customer on the website sees public help content, while an employee in Teams can get answers from internal procedures their role allows.
Microsoft Teams, a widget on your website or customer portal, and WhatsApp through the WhatsApp Business Platform. The same knowledge and rules serve every channel, so answers stay consistent.
We review your support volume and question types, the state of your knowledge sources, channels and systems, then recommend what to automate first and which platform or custom build fits. The outcome is a scoped first milestone with a test set and running-cost estimate.
Yes, within limits you set. Common actions are creating a ticket, checking an order or request status and booking a callback. Actions that change money or commitments require confirmation or go to a person.
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