The assistant’s capabilities, in nine headings
Select a heading to see what the assistant does in that area today.Nine headings and the capabilities available under each today.
On this pageNine headingsThe capabilities under eachA live example screen
01 / 09Understanding
Understands messages and images
It first tries to understand every message and every image; when unsure, it does not guess and asks one clear question.
- Distinguishes more than 40 topics (Shown in the example)
- Asks one clear question instead of guessing (Shown in the example)
- Identifies which document an image shows (Shown in the example)
- Holds back wrong documents, requests the right one (Shown in the example)
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- Separates what it can answer from what needs your team (Shown in the example)
- Detects a status question within a longer message
- Detects a change of topic and follows it
- Detects a misunderstanding and rereads the conversation
- Addresses the complaint first when a request accompanies it
- Understands abbreviations and hurried typing
- Identifies non-support requests and directs them appropriately
- Finds the username in chat, never confuses it with amounts
- Does not ask for what the admin panel already shows
- Reads the amount, date and sender from a receipt image
- Does not request a file the customer already sent
- Interprets an image in the context of the customer’s issue
- Does not forward images for closed cases to your team
- Provides a single-use, time-limited link for document uploads
02 / 09Admin panel
Checks your admin panel, never changes it
When the answer is in your admin panel, it checks there first; if action is needed, it opens a task card.
- Connects to your admin panel with view-only access (Shown in the example)
- Checks whether a payment reached the account (Shown in the example)
- Passes a missing payment to your team immediately (Shown in the example)
- Checks the admin panel before any task card (Shown in the example)
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- Reads a withdrawal request’s status and reports it
- Reads the rejection reason; never invents one
- Monitors payments on open cards and informs the customer (Shown in the example)
- Views account locks and identity verification status (Shown in the example)
- Views a promotion’s status and remaining conditions
- Finds the right person and never guesses between similar names
- Never says “no record” if the admin panel is silent
- Notifies your team if the admin panel connection drops
- Does not show internal record fields to customers
- Uses the admin panel record to spot repeat requests
- Will explain admin panel corrections using your website’s ruleplanned
03 / 09Knowledge
Knows your website and your team’s notices
It never quotes figures or rules from memory; it reads them from your website and from notices your team has approved.
- Learns your website whenever your team asks (Shown in the example)
- Recommends only payment methods that are open (Shown in the example)
- Your team writes one sentence; approved, it applies (Shown in the example)
- No notice reaches the assistant without approval (Shown in the example)
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- Briefs your team on what changed after each scan
- A faulty scan cannot erase correct information
- No rule in a promotion’s text gets lost
- Calculates promotion terms from the rule, not from memory
- Changing figures come from one source; old ones are dropped
- Shares your current official address and never invents one
- When told “it’s on the site”, searches your rules page
- Internal rules not on your website are kept separately
- Time-limited notices expire automatically
- Does not volunteer internal information to customers
- Takes only the tone from your past conversations (Shown in the example)
- Does not rely on figures found in old conversations
- Will remember customer-specific exceptions in later chatsplanned
04 / 09Conversation
Writes naturally and keeps track of the conversation
It writes briefly and clearly, and knows where the chat left off, who wrote last and how much time has passed.
- Answers several consecutive messages with one reply (Shown in the example)
- Treats a short reply as the open topic (Shown in the example)
- Knows time has passed, avoids repeating old news (Shown in the example)
- Uses the customer’s name, never their username (Shown in the example)
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- Writes briefly, clearly and naturally
- Drops a stale reply if the customer has written again
- Does not greet again in the middle of a conversation (Shown in the example)
- Gives a busy customer a brief update right away
- Never writes “please wait” a third time
- Never sends the same sentence twice in a row
- Distinguishes thanks, confirmation and farewell; knows when not to reply
- Replies to small talk briefly and naturally
- Corrects Turkish suffix errors without changing the meaning
- Remembers the previous chat and does not ask everything again
- Tells apart different people writing from one device
- Notices anger and escalates urgent cases to your team
- Never brushes off a customer who asks for an agent
- Answers repeated follow-ups based on where the issue stands
- Stands firmly behind your team’s decision when challenged
05 / 09Task cards
Opens a task card for your team and relays the decision
What it cannot do goes to your team as a complete task card; your team’s short note reaches the customer politely.
- Opens a task card readable at a glance (Shown in the example)
- Each task card fact shows its source (Shown in the example)
- Relays your team’s note to the customer politely (Shown in the example)
- A one-word rejection always gets an explanation (Shown in the example)
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- Collects the required information before opening a task card
- Flags a name that does not match the record
- Receipts and files are sent with the task card
- One task card per issue; urgent updates join it
- Only useful information reaches your team channel
- Understands your team’s shorthand and one-sign notes
- Figures, conditions and direction are preserved in transit
- Does not send post-decision objections back to your team
- If your team’s note is unclear, it asks your team
- Also reads edited team notes and photo captions
- The same decision is never sent twice; changes are flagged
- Never sends two messages that contradict each other
- A decision survives even if the customer leaves the chat
- Does not interrupt another topic with a pending decision
- Your team’s reply always reaches the right customer (Shown in the example)
- Does not make your team re-answer a decision still valid
- Fetches information your team asks for, adds it
- Tells customers where to find what they cannot locate
- Hands over a stalled chat to your team automatically
- Your team gets a task card report with one command
- Every finished chat reaches your team as a readable report
06 / 09Agents
Works in the same chat as your agents
Using a note the customer never sees, your agent can pause, steer or take over; the assistant knows when to step back.
- Your agent can pause it with a note (Shown in the example)
- Relays an agent’s note in its own words (Shown in the example)
- Steps back when an agent takes over (Shown in the example)
- A forgotten takeover never leaves a customer unanswered (Shown in the example)
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- Follows a chat-specific rule given in a note
- Stays out of notes your team writes for itself
- Knows what an agent answered and does not contradict it
- Returns information requested by note to the agent
- Says plainly what it cannot do and does not pretend
- Logs agents’ error reports and matches them to the chat
Hidden from customer · Agent
@ I am following this chat.
Notes to the assistant start with @; unmarked notes stay within your team.
Agent in chat
Agent wrote “@ continue” · the assistant resumed where it left off
07 / 09Checks
No wrong information, no promises it cannot keep
Every sentence is checked before it reaches a customer; unsourced figures, unconfirmed outcomes and promises that cannot be kept are stopped.
- Every reply gets a final check first (Shown in the example)
- Fixes only the faulty sentence, keeps the rest (Shown in the example)
- Never states a figure without a source (Shown in the example)
- Never says “completed” without your team’s confirmation (Shown in the example)
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- Applies a second check when a sentence looks doubtful
- Never presents a customer’s claim as verified
- Does not decide entitlements or promise refunds
- Saying “passed to the team” means it was passed (Shown in the example)
- Does not close a chat while the issue is unresolved
- Never makes up how long a case has been reviewed
- Never suggests closing an account unprompted
- Never sends garbled or foreign-language technical text
- The assistant’s internal notes never reach customers
08 / 09Security
Secure, resilient and auditable
It protects data, never leaves a customer unanswered during a failure, records what each answer relied on and tests every update first.
- If the AI stalls, no customer goes unanswered (Shown in the example)
- Continuously monitors the state of every connection (Shown in the example)
- What each answer is based on is recorded (Shown in the example)
- Updates are tested first on a live copy (Shown in the example)
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- Detects known manipulation attempts before they reach the AI
- Does not disclose internal workings or system details
- Every incoming notification is verified with a secret key
- Secret keys never appear in any record
- The learning archive is prepared with numbers and emails masked
- Assistant memory clears in 7 days (14 with pending decisions) (Shown in the example)
- The database is backed up automatically every night (Shown in the example)
- Not tied to a single AI provider
- Switches to the next provider if one has problems
- Reports faults to your team automatically and in moderation
- Monitors server health and records the moment of a freeze
- The scheduled checks are themselves checked
- A quality report is produced every night
- Confirmed errors become permanent test cases, rerun every night
- Tested end to end with simulated customers
- Consistency with your team’s history will be measured regularlyplanned
- 14:02Hello Ms. Deniz, your request is currently pending…
Connection status
- Live chat connectionmonitored
- AI service accessmonitored
09 / 09SetupPlanned
Setup tailored to your company
A step-by-step setup process is planned for new companies, built on your own data and verified at every stage.
- The assistant’s name, tone and style will match your brandplanned
- All your settings will be kept in one configuration (Shown in the example)planned
- The assistant will not go live until setup is verified (Shown in the example)planned
- Each company will run on its own isolated server (Shown in the example)planned
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- Setup details will be collected through a single form (Shown in the example)planned
- Your past chats and your team’s tone will guide it (Shown in the example)planned
- You will decide which topics the assistant handlesplanned
- Masking of personal data will be your choiceplanned
- Test scenarios and a load test will run before launch (Shown in the example)planned
- Alerts and the emergency stop will be tested in advance (Shown in the example)planned
- Launch will be gradual, closely monitored in week one (Shown in the example)planned
- Integrations for other admin panels will be preparedplanned
Each stage is verified before the next begins
- Onboarding form: your company details will be collected before setup
- All your settings will be brought together in one configuration