AI Tickets is AI for customer service retail stores can run on every channel: the scratched dresser top, the wrong size delivered, the crib that wobbles after assembly. Each call, chat, e-mail or web form becomes a ticket with the shopper identified and the conversation attached, answered from your knowledge when the AI is sure enough and held for a person when it is not.
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Every request
What needs a person, what the AI answered alone, how fast and what is overdue, with every pending store ticket listed below.
Easy setupSet up everything just by talking to Lisa AISee how ›You“Let one person answer every ticket in the product safety department.”
Lisa“Before: in Product safety the AI proposes and a person sends. After: only the store manager answers there, and the AI never sends. Apply?”
You talk. Lisa sets it up. Applied only on your yes.
How Retail Stores use it
A customer calls about a scratched dresser top the day after delivery; the ticket opens in the delivery department with the call's transcript.
A chat and a call about the same broken floor lamp are merged, so the manager answers the shopper once, with both conversations kept.
A shopper e-mails that her exchange was rung up twice; the AI proposes the reply and a cashier lead reads it before sending.
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What’s included
Add it to any contact channel — AI Phone, AI Webchat, AI E-mail or AI Web Forms — or get it inside a solution · See pricing › · Per company, never per seat.
Everything AI Tickets does, for every business ›
Works withAI PhoneAI WebchatAI E-mailAI Web FormsAI Returns & Warranty
Every store request
Shoppers ask on the store line, in the website chat, by e-mail and on forms; one list keeps all of those customer interactions.
Whether the shopper phoned, chatted, wrote or filled a form, the ticket joins one list with that channel shown on its row.
The customer data that matters, the contact, the item they named and their earlier tickets, sits on the ticket before an associate reads a word of it.
When the AI agent is sure enough it answers from your store's knowledge, by e-mail or back in the chat while the shopper is still there.
Below the score you set, the ticket waits for a person in Manual review, with what the AI found and nothing guessed.
A customer who stopped at the counter or rang a manager's mobile gets a ticket with + New ticket, typed or dictated.
The shopper hears when the answer will come, from the department's hours; your team sees every ticket past the promise, and response times show as the time to the answer.
After the sale
Most customer support at a store starts after the purchase, and the customer experience of that week is what the shopper remembers.
The shopper calls with the order and a description of the scratch; the ticket lands in the delivery department with the transcript and the date they bought.
The AI asks once which part is missing and what was tried, e-mails the assembly guide from your pages and opens the ticket only when it is still needed.
Product safety is a department one person answers, so the report never gets an automatic reply and reaches the manager with the caller's words.
A shopper who chats and then calls about the same lamp hears the open case quoted, and no second ticket is opened for it.
Weigh the options
The same store problems, handled by a shared inbox, by help desk software that sorts, or by AI agents that answer.
| What the shopper needs | A shared store inbox | Classic help desk software | AI Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|
| A problem reported by phone | Written on a note, if anyone does | Typed in by an associate after the call | A ticket by itself:: with the call's transcript and Listen |
| The easy question at night | Waits for the morning | Waits in the queue | Answered when sure:: from your knowledge, by e-mail or in the chat |
| A refund or a safety report | Whoever opens the mail first | Routed if someone set the rule | Held for a person:: per department, with nothing sent alone |
| How long the shopper waits | Nobody knows | A timer the team watches | Told at the open:: the promise kept in working hours, overdue marked |
Your rules
A slider from 50 to 95 sets the score below which the AI never sends; 75 is where it starts.
Sales questions answered by the AI alone, deliveries proposed by the AI and sent by an associate, safety reports answered by one person.
E-mail always, the website chat while the shopper is still there, a text from your store line or a call back when they asked for one.
Under every answer the shopper can rate it, and Solved on the first answer counts the replies that settled the problem, a plain read of customer satisfaction.
For the team
Normal, High or Urgent sits beside the channel in the list, so the morning starts with the problems that cannot wait.
One selector hands a ticket to the associate who sold the item, and the list shows who holds each one.
An internal note tells a colleague what the warehouse said, kept in the ticket's history and never sent to the customer.
A question held for a person as many times as you set becomes a knowledge gap, the next answer to teach the AI.
2 minutes
AI Phone, AI Webchat, AI E-mail or AI Web Forms: each one your stores use opens tickets from the first conversation.
Your website, your return rules and your delivery and assembly pages are what the AI answers tickets from.
Tell Lisa the departments, who answers each one, how sure the AI must be, the promise and the signature.
Run it free for 7 days with no credit card, then read every ticket it opened, answered or held for your team.
Questions & answers
It is artificial intelligence that answers a store's customer inquiries on the phone, in the chat, by e-mail and on web forms, and keeps every request until it is solved. In AI Tickets each request becomes a ticket with the conversation on it, and the AI answers from your store's knowledge when it is sure enough.
Yes, for the customer questions your knowledge answers: hours, delivery areas, assembly, your return window. Per department you choose who answers: the AI alone, the AI proposing and an associate sending, or a person only, so refunds and safety reports stay with your staff.
You set it with a slider from 50 to 95, 75 by default. Below that score the AI never sends; the ticket waits in Manual review for a person, with what the AI found and what is missing.
Any request that needs a follow-up: a damaged delivery, a part missing from an assembly kit, a product that stopped working, a complaint about a visit. A phone ticket gets the call's transcript a minute later, with Listen for the recording when recording is on.
Stores use AI here to settle the easy questions before they turn into a second call. The AI answers from your knowledge, asks what the shopper already tried, e-mails the troubleshooting steps, quotes an open case instead of opening another and tells the customer when to expect the answer.
Every channel opens tickets into one list at the same moment, and the AI answers whatever it is sure of. Your support teams work the rest by priority, Normal, High or Urgent, and sees every ticket that passes the reply-time promise.
The AI tells them when to expect the reply from the department's hours, and the confirmation e-mail says it too. The promise is 4 working hours by default, and a ticket past it is marked in the list.
Yes. Two tickets from the same shopper about the same thing become one, with both conversations kept, and a second ask from the same call, chat or mail thread lands on the ticket it opened, never on a duplicate.
Yes, under your review. After a person answers, the page asks whether the answer was for this customer only or for the knowledge, and an answer sent to the knowledge waits in Auto-Retraining until you approve it.
The routine tasks of a counter: store hours, delivery areas, assembly steps, the return window and an open case quoted back to the shopper. AI in customer service answers those from your knowledge, while human agents keep refunds, safety reports and exceptions.
Yes. Natural language processing reads the request as the shopper wrote or said it, in their own words and language, and the AI searches your knowledge by meaning. There is no machine learning project for your team: the answers you approve teach it.
Per company, never per seat, so every associate and manager at every store answers tickets on one subscription; the plans are on the pricing page, and the 7-day trial needs no credit card.
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