Live Guidance
No more wondering what to say next. Phrasing and reminders appear in response to what the customer just said.
- Follows the conversation, not a fixed script order
- The operator chooses whether to use each suggestion
Animated example of a live call. A customer orders a water purifier seen on TV. The co-pilot suggests offering the filter subscription, answers the filter replacement cycle and shipping fee with two sources, checks off a three-step checklist, and fills in a call summary when the call ends.
Whatever the call, your team has what they need on screen.
Product
Less searching, fewer missed steps, and less after-call work, so your operators can focus on the customer.
No more wondering what to say next. Phrasing and reminders appear in response to what the customer just said.
Answer accurately without searching mid-call. Source-backed answers come straight from your manuals and FAQs.
Catch a missed step before the call ends. Required steps and disclosures are tracked automatically as they are spoken.
Spend less time on after-call work. Structured call notes are ready the moment the call ends.
Three demonstrations, one for each desk.
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Product demonstration
An operator takes a mail-order purchase with the co-pilot screen open.
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Product demonstration
An agent handles a troubleshooting call with the co-pilot screen open.
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Product demonstration
An agent answers a technical question with the co-pilot screen open.
These videos are product demonstrations, not customer testimonials.
For the two kinds of inbound calls your team answers.
Mail-order sales, bookings, and pre-purchase questions.
The current price, shipping fee, and delivery time appear with their source.
A short suggestion appears at the right point, such as a subscription or a set discount.
Name, address, payment method, and return policy are tracked, so open items stay visible.
Customer says
How much is shipping to Okinawa?
Operator sees
Shipping FAQ: fee table by region
Customer says
I'd like to order one.
Operator sees
Offer the filter subscription
Customer says
That's everything, thanks.
Operator sees
1 item left: explain the return policy
From orders to account procedures and troubleshooting. Guidance follows your own manuals and FAQs.
Desks that take orders and answer questions before and after a purchase.

For order calls that peak right after a broadcast or a mailing. Product specs and offer terms appear as the customer asks.

For questions about ingredients and usage, and for subscription changes or cancellations. Required disclosures are tracked on the checklist.

For order status, returns and refunds, and account questions. The matching FAQ appears during the call.
Desks where account checks and procedures have to follow exact steps.

For plan changes, activation, and connection problems. Troubleshooting steps appear in order for the reported symptom.

For identity checks, lost or stolen cards, and statement questions. Each required step is shown in order.

For move-in and move-out requests, rate plans, and billing questions. The items to confirm appear on the checklist.
Desks where the right answer depends on the booking or the product.

For booking changes and cancellations, fare rules and fees, and baggage questions. The relevant rule appears with its source.

For setup help, fault diagnosis, and repair or warranty requests. Steps come from the manual for each product.

For service and inspection bookings, recall questions, and breakdown calls. The right guidance for each model appears with its source.
Three steps, without replacing the tools your team already uses.
It works alongside your existing phone system and CRM. Operators keep the tools they use today.
Add the documents your team already relies on. Answers are drawn from them and show the source.
Guidance, answers, the checklist, and the summary appear on the operator screen during live calls.
For supervisors
Supervisors see live calls in one list. When a call needs attention, send a short note. It appears on the operator screen, and the customer does not hear it.
Quick answers to the questions contact center managers ask most.
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The AI suggests. Your operators decide.