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Use case · Customer support

The inbox is mostlythe same twelve questions.

What this actually looks like in the product: the questions it asks, where the answer comes from, and the point a person takes over.

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published processesreadable before you sign up
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languagesgenerated from the API constant
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native integrationsSlack, Teams, WhatsApp, Zoom, SMS and Zapier — everything else goes through a signed webhook

How it runs

Step by step.

  1. Step 01

    A question comes in

    From the website widget, WhatsApp, or wherever your customers already are.
  2. Step 02

    AI answers instantly

    From your own pages and policies, in the customer’s language, at any hour.
  3. Step 03

    Low confidence? Handoff

    Account-specific or unusual questions route to a human with the transcript attached.
  4. Step 04

    Your team closes it out

    Agents reply from the shared inbox or straight from Teams and Slack.

Where it runs

The channels this reaches.

Native channels only. Anything not listed here goes through Zapier or a signed webhook, and the integrations pages say which is which.

  • 01Website widgetNative
  • 02WhatsApp BusinessNative
  • 03Microsoft TeamsNative
  • 04SlackNative
  • 05ZoomNative

Questions

Before you start.

What kinds of questions can the AI actually answer?
Anything your published content already answers: shipping and return policies, pricing, plan differences, how-to and setup questions, compatibility, and product details. EzyConn crawls your website with no code and re-crawls it nightly, so its answers track your pages. It does not look up live order or account data; questions that need account access are handed to a human with the full conversation attached.
How does the human handoff work?
Every AI answer carries a confidence score. When confidence drops below the threshold you set, or a customer asks for a person, the conversation moves to your team with the transcript intact. Your agents pick it up in the shared inbox or reply directly from Microsoft Teams, Slack, or Zoom, and the customer stays in the same chat window the whole time.
How much of our support volume can it take on?
It depends on how much of your volume is repetitive and how well your pages answer it, so we will not promise a number for your team. What we can share as a beta observation: beta teams see up to 80% of questions resolved automatically. The analytics dashboard shows your own resolution rate from day one, so you can judge it on your traffic, not ours.

What EzyConn deliberately does not do is on the scope page.

Start with one process.

The free tier is enough to put this on a real page and route it to a real channel.