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The AI Customer Support Agent

Your front line, answered — and your team on the conversations that need a person.

Most support queues are full of the same questions: where is my order, how do I reset this, what is your policy on that. The AI Customer Support Agent reads every ticket, answers the repeatable ones from your own help content, and hands the rest to your team with the full story.

Configured to your help content, policies, and tone. Working alongside your support team, with the access and authority you choose to give it.

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A support team lead reviewing a sorted ticket queue on a large monitor in a bright Miami office

AI Support Agent

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In your ticket queue Available after hours

Handed to Maria · with full history

Identity

Its own name and support address

Works with

Your support team

Available

Whenever customers write in

Starts in

Supervised mode

Trained on

Your help content and policies

Part of the team

A front-line teammate, not a chatbot bolted on

Your AI Customer Support Agent works inside the queue your team already uses. It can have its own name and support address, pick up tickets as they arrive, and leave a visible record of every answer and handoff.

Your team sees what it answered, what it routed, and what it is waiting on. When a conversation needs a person, it stops and hands over — with the customer's history, the question, and what it already checked — so nobody has to ask the customer to start again.

What it answered
What it routed
What needs a person

Ticket: Order question

Customer via web chat

My order still says processing. Can I change the delivery address before it ships?

AI Support Agent reply

Your order hasn't shipped yet, so the address can still be changed. I've prepared the update — a teammate will confirm it shortly.

Address changes need staff approval under your current settings.

Approve change Take over

Illustrative example of a supervised reply

What the research shows

Support is where AI employees are already proving out

53%

of companies in BCG's 2025 survey of 602 IT buyers already use AI agents in customer service and support.

Source: BCG

84%

of customer questions on Salesforce's own help site were resolved by its AI agent six months after launch, with only 4% handed to a person (April 2025).

Source: Salesforce

People

still take the questions that matter most. Salesforce routes every renewal question to a live support engineer, not the agent.

Source: Salesforce

What your AI Customer Support Agent can do

Five kinds of work that fill a support queue — each one inside the limits your team sets.

Read, sort, and route every ticket

Tickets arrive in every shape: a one-line question, a long complaint, a forwarded email thread. Someone has to read each one before anything else can happen.

Your AI Customer Support Agent reads every incoming ticket, works out what it is about and how urgent it is, and either answers it or sends it to the right queue with a one-line summary. Your team stops spending the first part of every shift sorting.

Incoming queue

Sorted on arrival

"How do I reset my password?"

Answered How-to
"Invoice shows the wrong company name"

Routed · Billing Summary attached
"Third time asking — this is unacceptable"

Priority · to a person History attached
"What's your return window?"

Answered Policy

Answer the repeatable questions from your own content

How-to questions, policy questions, "where is it" questions. Your best agents answer them the same way every time — from your help articles, policies, and product information.

Your AI Customer Support Agent answers from those same sources, in your tone, and can show your team which article or policy each answer came from.

It doesn't invent policy. If the answer isn't in the content you've approved, the ticket goes to a person.

Can I return something I bought on sale?

Yes — sale items follow the same return window as full-price items, as long as they're unused. Here's how to start a return:

Open your order from the confirmation email
Choose "Start a return" and print the label

Answered from

Returns policy Help article

Illustrative · your policy, not ours

Take the routine steps you approve

Many tickets need more than an answer: check an order, update an address, open a case, resend a receipt. These are the steps that keep customers waiting for a person.

With the access you grant, your AI Customer Support Agent can prepare these steps — and, once a step has proven reliable, complete it on its own. You choose which actions are automatic, which need approval, and which it never touches.

Action permissions

Set by your team

Check order status
On its own
Resend a receipt
On its own
Change a delivery address
Needs approval
Issue a refund
Always a person

Hand off to a person with the full story

The worst part of a handoff is the customer repeating themselves. Complaints, billing disputes, cancellations, and anything outside your content should reach a person — and that person should already know what happened.

When your AI Customer Support Agent hands off, the ticket arrives with who the customer is, what they asked, what was already checked, and why it needs a person.

Upset customers, sensitive accounts, and anyone who asks for a human go straight to your team.

Handoff to your team

Billing dispute

Customer & account

Verified, with recent orders

What they asked

In one sentence

What was already checked

So nobody asks twice

Why it needs a person

Disputes always go to your team

Show you where your help content falls short

Every question it has to hand off is a signal: a policy nobody wrote down, an article that is out of date, a product change customers heard about before support did.

Your AI Customer Support Agent summarizes what customers asked, which topics are spiking, and which questions it couldn't answer, so your team knows exactly which content to write or fix next.

Weekly support summary

Illustrative

Topics customers asked about most

Questions it couldn't answer

No article covers international returns yet — handed to your team each time.

Picture this working on your queue

Tell us which questions fill your team's day. We'll show you what an AI Customer Support Agent configured for your business would take on first.

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A typical day

See it in a typical day

From the overnight queue to the customer who writes in after everyone has gone home.

A support team starting the day around a screen showing an already-sorted ticket queue — 7:00 a.m.

The queue is sorted before the team logs in

A customer checking an order status on a phone late at night at home — After hours

Customers still get an answer

7:00 a.m.

The overnight queue is already sorted.

Questions it could answer are answered. Everything else is categorized, prioritized, and waiting for the right person with a summary attached.
10:15 a.m.

A surge of the same question.

After a shipping delay, dozens of customers ask the same thing. It answers from the approved update and tells your team the topic is spiking.
1:30 p.m.

A frustrated customer writes in.

It recognizes a complaint that needs a person, stops, and hands the conversation to your team with the history and what has been tried.
After hours

A customer needs an order status.

It checks the order through the access you approved, replies, and logs the conversation for your team to see in the morning.

Each step can be configured around how your team actually works.

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Your team sets the boundaries

The AI Customer Support Agent starts with supervised work. Autonomy is something your team grants, one proven routine at a time — never something it takes.

How responsibility can grow

Illustrative · pace set by your team

Your team decides

Four controls, set by you and changeable at any time.

What it may access

Which help content, order and account data, and ticket history it can see.
What it may answer

Which topics it answers on its own and which always go to a person.
Which actions it may take

Which account or order steps, if any, it can complete without approval.
When it hands off

The topics, tones, and customers that always go straight to your team.

Want to talk through access and approvals?

We'll walk your support leads through what the agent would see, what it would answer, and what always comes to a person — before anything is switched on.

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Configured, not generic

Built from your help content, not a generic chatbot

The difference between a frustrating chatbot and a useful support agent is context: your policies, your products, your customers' history, and a clear line for what needs a person.

BASG configures the role from your help content, past tickets, and the way your best agents handle customers, then refines it with your team's feedback. When someone corrects an answer or a tone, that guidance can be incorporated going forward.

Generic chatbot

AI Support Agent

Answers from whatever it was trained on

Answers from your help content and policies
Makes up a policy when unsure

Hands off when the answer isn't in your content
Can only talk

Takes the account steps you approve
Escalates with "a customer needs help"

Escalates with the history, the issue, and what was tried
Forgets corrections by the next chat

Incorporates your team's feedback going forward