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Customer Service

Personalised customer reply generation

+14% cases resolved per hour

Writing each reply individually takes up a major share of agents' time. Rigid templates produce impersonal messages, tone varies from one agent to another, and the customer context available in the CRM goes underused at the moment of writing.

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The automated workflow

A structured process for fast, reliable results.

01

Customer context analysis

Interaction history, purchases, previous complaints and the customer profile are retrieved from the CRM.

02

Generating the reply

A personalised reply is written, combining context, brand tone and the elements of the resolution.

03

Review and adjustment

The agent reads the proposal, adjusts it if needed and approves it in one click before sending.

04

Sending and capture

The reply goes to the customer, and approval enriches the knowledge base for future replies.

Tangible results

+14%
Cases resolved per hour, NBER study of 5,179 agents
+34%
For the least experienced agents
-60%
Writing time per reply

Up and running in 3 to 4 weeks

From specification to deployment, with visible results from the first few weeks.

Rapid scoping (1 week)
Working prototype at the halfway point
Deployment and training included

Frequently asked questions: Personalised customer reply generation

Research by Brynjolfsson, Li and Raymond, published by the NBER, followed the gradual roll-out of a conversational assistant to 5,179 agents in a support centre. Productivity, measured in cases resolved per hour, rose by 14% on average and by 34% among novice agents.

The gain is concentrated among junior agents, while the most experienced keep their level of performance. In practice, the assistant spreads the wording and habits of the best agents, which shortens the learning curve. That makes it a particularly useful lever in roles with high staff turnover.

Yes, tone, vocabulary and polite forms are calibrated to your communication charter, with several registers available depending on channel and type of customer.

Entirely. The proposal arrives as a draft that the agent edits, enriches or replaces before sending. Every interaction remains a human decision.

Sensitive cases (dispute, strategic customer, legal risk) are flagged and routed to supervised handling, with specific drafting instructions.

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A 360 view in one click

Customer 360 journey summary

Customer data lives separately in the CRM, support, billing and marketing tools. Before each conversation, the agent opens several systems to piece together the customer's story, and decisions are made on a partial view of the journey.

4 to 6 weeks
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Risk identified 3 months before departure

Churn signal detection

A customer's departure is usually noticed at cancellation, once the decision has been made. Yet Bain & Company's work shows that a five-point rise in retention translates into a 25 to 95% increase in profit, and the warning signs, falling usage, repeated complaints, disengagement, are already in your data.

4 to 6 weeks
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Every purchase triggers a follow-up

Automated after-sales follow-up

The weeks after a purchase decide the relationship, and that is precisely when follow-up slips for lack of time. Messages stay generic, reminders arrive at the wrong moment, and opportunities for loyalty or cross-selling are missed.

3 to 4 weeks
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