Each client workspace gets its own agent. It learns that client’s product, answers their customers in seconds in any language — and never borrows an answer from another brand.
A wrong answer under a client’s logo is their reputation on the line. The agent replies only from that workspace’s content, or it doesn’t reply.
Onboarding a brand is mostly connecting things: their website, files, Notion, Google Drive, or their old help center become the agent’s knowledge — nothing rewritten.
PDF, DOCX, XLSX — drop the client’s documents in.
Their pages and databases, kept in sync.
Their docs and sheets, kept in sync.
Pull articles straight from Intercom, Zendesk, or Freshdesk.
The essentials of each product, extracted from its site and honored in every reply.
Articles from their branded help center reach the agent the moment they publish.
See the per-brand help centerAgents never edit themselves. You change a brand’s knowledge, tone, or rules — and test it before that client’s customers meet it.
Anything an agent couldn’t answer is logged as a gap; answer it once and it becomes that brand’s pinned reply.
Style, clarifying questions, when to call a human — always-on or keyword-triggered, tuned per channel.
Pin the exact wording for known questions; the agent will always prefer your version.
Each brand sets its own tone and answer length — no prompt writing, just settings.
Guided troubleshooting that gathers details before your team ever opens the thread.
Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, the widget, Slack, Discord, even a client’s own mobile app — plus helpdesks like Zendesk, Intercom, and Freshdesk. Every workspace keeps its own knowledge and tone, with per-channel controls.
One recites a decision tree. The other has read your client’s docs.
How an agent learns a client’s product, when it calls your team, and how brands stay walled off from each other.
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