Support Portal Communication platform
The communication layer your agents are deployed on.
How it works
It replies on any channel, in any language, and answers from your own documentation with the source cited. It stays inside the rules you set, calls your systems to complete the action, and hands to a person with full context when one is needed. Pick a sector and a capability below.
Sources
Does
Proves
Speaks on
Operations
Around the conversation sits the part nobody demonstrates and everybody depends on: a clock every reply is measured against, rules that move work without a person touching it, and a record of what actually happened.
First response, next response and resolution times, each with a live status: due, missed, breached. Set per inbox, per team or per customer.
Five trigger types, more than fifteen conditions and more than fifteen actions. Route, assign, label, escalate, snooze or call a webhook, automatically.
A satisfaction survey fires after resolution, and responses can be reviewed internally, so quality is a number rather than an impression.
Reported on
Every report exports to CSV, over any date range from seven days to a custom window.
Coworker
Coworker sits in the conversation sidebar and answers to the agent instead of the customer. It reads the thread, drafts, rates, and pulls what the agent would otherwise go and look for. It does not replace anyone: it removes the part of the job that is retrieval.
It works in the panel beside the thread, with the thread already loaded.
Show steps opens the chain behind a suggestion, so an agent can judge it before sending it.
Each session is independent, so a new question never costs the context of the last one.
It follows the same guidelines and scenarios configured for the customer-facing agent.
More than implementation
Nobody here hands you a login and calls it onboarding. Real engineers study how your requests actually arrive and where they stall, then configure the platform against that: your channels, your content, your rules, your systems. What goes live is built for your use case, not a template with your name on it.
We map how requests reach you today, what volume each channel carries, and where the time is actually lost.
Every channel connected into your infrastructure: WhatsApp embedding, email routing, the chat widget.
Your knowledge groups built and structured: docs scraped, PDFs loaded, Help Center connected, retrieval tuned.
Guardrails, scenarios, tone, custom tools, handoff triggers and escalation logic, set for your use case.
Every flow run end to end, replies, handoffs, SLA rules and automations, before a customer sees any of it.
Hands-on sessions with your agents and admins: the inbox, Coworker, automations and reporting.
Connections
Every channel your customers and your teams already use, and the systems the answers have to come from and go back into.
Anything else connects through Webhooks or a Dashboard App, which embeds an internal tool in the conversation with its full context.
Where to start
Nobody hands an AI agent their whole operation on day one, and we would not ask them to. Each step below is the same product, opened wider.
One workflow, on one channel, measured against what it replaces.
Every channel your organisation runs, customer-facing and internal.
The same platform, inside a perimeter you define.
No step is a lock-in: the pilot runs on the platform the other two run on, so widening is a configuration and not a migration.
Questions
The seven that come up in every evaluation, answered without the marketing layer.
Full product documentation, from deployment to governance, is in the Support Portal guide.
Next step
Tell us how your requests arrive today. We will show you what an AI agent does with them, on the channels you already run.
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