Email·Customer support that won't make things up

Support Agent

Upload your FAQs and policies. Every incoming support email gets a grounded reply draft — or gets flagged for you. Twice a day, a one-screen summary of what's waiting.

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Return after 47 days?

Hi — I bought the wool runner Mar 28 (order #14271). Your site says 30 days but I just unpacked it. Any chance for an exception, or is it past returning?

Drafted replytone matched · last 5 sent

Hi Maya — thanks for the note.

You're within our 31–60 day window, so we can take it back for store credit (we reserve a full refund for the first 30 days). Reply with your order number and we'll email a prepaid label.1

Items need to be in original condition with the original packaging. Worn-once is fine; visible wear or missing packaging isn't.2

Let me know and we'll get it moving.

Sources
  • 1refund-policy.md · §3 Extended return window (31–60 days, store credit)
  • 2refund-policy.md · §4 Item condition requirements
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Support summaryToday, 4:00 PM
Waiting for you
4 drafts ready to send·2 need your input
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Drafted 4·Flagged 2·No reply 7·Spam 3

A sample of what your agent delivers — yours will reflect your work, not this demo.

How it works

Customer support email is a trap. The questions are mostly the same — refunds, shipping, password resets, plan changes — and the answers are mostly already written down somewhere. Support Agent reads your FAQ, policies, and product docs straight from this workflow's files, and for every incoming email it drafts a grounded reply or flags it for you. It will not invent a price, a date, or a policy: if the answer isn't in your docs, the agent doesn't guess, it labels the thread 'Needs your input' and moves on. Twice a day at 10am and 4pm, you get a one-screen summary of what's drafted, what's flagged, and what's been handled — so you can clear the queue in a coffee.

  1. 1
    Reads your knowledge

    FAQs, policies, product docs — uploaded straight to this workflow as files.

  2. 2
    Drafts only what it can ground

    Every claim has to trace back to a doc. No invented prices, dates, or policies.

  3. 3
    Flags the rest

    Real questions it can't answer get labelled 'Needs your input' — never a wrong answer.

  4. 4
    Matches your voice

    Samples your recent sent replies to mirror tone, greeting, and signoff.

  5. 5
    Two-minute summary, twice daily

    10am and 4pm: what's drafted, what needs you, what's been handled.

Make it yours

Workflows are recipes, not rigid scripts. Tell your agent what to change and it'll rewrite the steps.

  • ›Listen only on a 'Support' Gmail label, not your whole inbox.
  • ›Add new docs anytime — the agent picks them up on the next email.
  • ›Switch to once-daily or hourly summaries.
  • ›Use multiple knowledge files: FAQ + refund policy + product spec.

Stop being everyone.

Pick the one thing you keep meaning to hand off. Your agent takes it from there.

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