Helpshift Unveils Customer Service AIHelpshift Unveils SensAI: AI Tech Designed Specifically for Customer ServiceNew AI-Powered Capabilities Allow Enterprises to Optimize Support Operations and Deliver Superior Customer Service at ScaleHelpshift, the company revolutionizing the customer service industry, today announced the release of SensAI, the first artificial intelligence natively built for customer service. Using SensAI, brands can automate the support process to make service interactions more human—while reducing time to resolution, optimizing operations, lowering overhead in the contact center, and improving day-to-day life for agents. “Our technology stands in stark contrast to the overhyped and under-delivering AI and bots on the market today,” said Linda Crawford, CEO of Helpshift. “Customers expect instant, personalized, in-channel support, and brands must be able to deliver it at scale. Helpshift’s chatbots and AI have been thoughtfully developed for carefully-tailored use cases that will meet those needs by simultaneously improving the customer experience and boosting operational efficiency.” Uniting People and Bots for Support ExcellenceSensAI uses AI to automate the right parts of the customer service experience, making it possible for brands to deliver personable—and highly personalized—messaging-based support to their customers at scale. SensAI has three main components:
“We’re at a tipping point: AI will soon be a natural part of customer service,” said Shep Hyken, customer experience expert and New York Times bestselling author of The Amazement Revolution. “The idea is not to replace humans but to have AI handling the most routine support questions to free up agents for customers with more complex inquiries. If just 5-10 percent of queries are being handled by AI, the increase in productivity is huge—and Helpshift is one of the companies that is enabling these new levels of efficiency. Many support centers have not yet embraced this concept, but they will have to in the near future or find themselves struggling to keep up.” Improving the Customer—and Agent—Experience
“Organizations
have historically encountered a tough trade-off by having to choose
between increased scale and customer satisfaction,” said Abinash
Tripathy, co-founder
and Chief Strategy Officer of Helpshift. “Expensive channels like the
phone were good for high-value interactions but didn’t scale and were
too costly for simple, repetitive issues. Knowledge portals, on the
other hand, were low-cost, mass-usage channels,
but they led to customer frustration and churn. The advent of chat and
messaging combined with AI has fundamentally changed all of this.
Messaging, AI and bots now allow organizations to dramatically improve
customer satisfaction while lowering costs and accommodating
massive scale—all at the same time.” Source: Helpshift media announcement |