Connect support to what your SaaS already knows
Plans, settings, usage, permissions, and account state become answers the agent can use.
Set up the agent
The agent that finds the answer, acts in your systems, and hands the conversation to your team without losing context.

Plans, permissions, settings, integrations, billing. The agent understands the account and resolves those questions before they become another interruption.
How do I invite a new teammate?
Where can I change the billing details?
Can anyone help me set this up?
Where do I find this feature?
I cannot access the dashboard.
Why do I not have permission for this?
Not sure where to check this.
The integration is throwing errors.
How do I reset my password?
Where can I update our workspace settings?
Is this included in my current plan?
How do I connect this with Slack?
Can you explain how this setup works?
Can we export the conversation history?
The verification email never arrived.
How many seats does our plan include?
Where do I see this month usage?
Can I change who gets the invoice?
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Connect Intake to your systems to check information, update data, or complete requests right from the conversation.
Plans, settings, usage, permissions, and account state become answers the agent can use.
Set up the agent
The agent answers with docs plus product context, then leaves only judgment calls to the team.
See how it works
When someone steps in, they get the message, account state, checked steps, and the next call.
See how it works
See what was resolved, what reached the team, and which repeated topics still need product or docs work.
See deflection
Handle recurring questions about plans, permissions, or integrations without customers switching tools or waiting for a reply.
Check account state before sending another setup article.
Answer with the user’s actual plan and feature flags.
Use role, workspace, and permission state to guide the fix.
Read connected status and explain the exact next step.
Point to the right place based on the account configuration.
Check account state before sending another setup article.
Answer with the user’s actual plan and feature flags.
Use role, workspace, and permission state to guide the fix.
Read connected status and explain the exact next step.
Point to the right place based on the account configuration.
Resolve plan, invoice, and payment questions with account context.
Deflect repetitive access recovery requests.
Guide setup using the actual connected tools and missing steps.
Answer recurring settings questions with the workspace state.
Explain availability from the current plan and usage state.
Resolve plan, invoice, and payment questions with account context.
Deflect repetitive access recovery requests.
Guide setup using the actual connected tools and missing steps.
Answer recurring settings questions with the workspace state.
Explain availability from the current plan and usage state.
If the AI cannot complete the request, it hands the conversation to your team with full context so a human can step in instantly.
Every channel in one place. Each conversation arrives with the user's account state visible from the first message.
See the inboxThe agent resolves repeated questions using the user's actual plan, permissions, and setup. No generic articles.
See how it resolvesWhen a person needs to step in, the case arrives with the full history, account state, and next step already prepared.
See the handoffThe agent resolves the repetitive work and escalates with account data when the case needs human judgment.
It is an AI support agent embedded in your SaaS. It reads real account context and answers repeated questions before they add load to the team.
No. It reduces repetitive work and escalates the cases where a person adds judgment. Ideal when you are a founder and not ready to grow support headcount yet.
Yes, but it does not stop there. The agent combines docs with plan, settings, usage, and real account state.
Most teams start by embedding the agent, connecting the account data they already have, and prioritizing the repetitive questions creating the most load.
Start the free trial, identify the 5-10 questions that repeat most, and connect the minimum context needed to resolve them without human intervention.