Shipment status
Where the parcel is, when it arrives, what to do about a delay. From your delivery rules, not from the model's general knowledge.
In a shop, most tickets are four questions in different wordings. The answers already exist: in the terms, in the delivery description, in the complaints policy. What is missing is somebody to answer at two in the morning.
Where the parcel is, when it arrives, what to do about a delay. From your delivery rules, not from the model's general knowledge.
Deadline, conditions, return cost, how to file. The return itself is accepted by your team, not the agent.
Questions about the size chart and differences between variants land exactly where the buying decision wavers.
Delivery address, pickup point, invoice data. The customer hands the request to the team with the „Talk to a human” button, and the team sees the whole conversation and makes the change.
A demonstration conversation. The answers come from a returns policy and delivery rules loaded into the knowledge base.
Ada reads orders from your shop and opens tickets in your helpdesk. Connecting means keys generated on your side and pasted into the AIvatary panel. No passwords, no installation, no middleman.
Ada groups customer questions from every channel into topics and shows which ones it handles alone, which end in a handoff and which have no answer in your knowledge base yet.
„Where is my parcel”, „when does my order arrive” and „shipment status” are one topic. The list shows the number of questions, the trend over the last week and whether an article already covers the topic.
From customer questions and your own sources Ada composes a draft answer. The draft enters the editorial cycle like any other article: a person publishes it, never an automaton.
When publishing an article, the editor closes the knowledge gaps it addresses, from the panel's suggestions. From then on Ada answers that topic with a citation, and the list shows how the number of questions and handoffs in the topic changed over the last week.
Harder cases still reach people. The difference is what they arrive with.
Instead of percentages from other people's deployments: three numbers from your own conversations, in the panel, from day one.
How many conversations Ada closed without the team. Counted from conversations that really happened, not from a survey.
The customer rates answers with a thumb and the whole conversation at the end. The panel shows the average and the number of ratings, so one bad rating cannot pose as a trend.
Conversations without a handoff times your minutes per case. An estimate on your own assumptions, which you set yourselves, and it is labelled as such.
The starting values describe a mid sized shop. Replace them with yours.
An estimate on your figures, not an offer and not a forecast of results. The calculation uses only the fields above: it knows nothing about your contracts, your seasonality or how your team works.
Load your returns and delivery rules, then ask the agent last week's questions from your own mailbox.