Classify
Every inbound is tagged the moment it lands — intent, urgency, account. No fixed taxonomy; the system learns your categories from the threads your team already handles well.
MindPath BI folds your catalog, your contracts, and your guides into the answers beside every conversation — so the rep on the phone sounds like the engineer in the room.
Your best seller knows the catalog like a mechanic. Your new hire guesses. The customer notices the difference on the first reply.
Spec sheets, pricing terms, return windows, engagement clauses — buried in drives, wikis, and the head of one senior person.
The customer starts on chat, moves to email, and asks again on WhatsApp. Each handoff costs trust and resets the case.
One or two people in every company carry the answer — the senior rep, the founding partner, the owner on the bench. MindPath BI captures what's in their head once, and drafts every reply from it. Cited, grounded, in the expert's voice.
One inbox is only the start. Every thread is scored across intent, priority, skill, SLA, language, and workload — then assigned to the rep whose desk it belongs on. Your rotation, your rules, your audit trail.
Same six moves, whether the channel is WhatsApp, a quote request, or a renewal email. Your reps don't switch modes — the surface does.
Every inbound is tagged the moment it lands — intent, urgency, account. No fixed taxonomy; the system learns your categories from the threads your team already handles well.
Catalog pages, pricing terms, engagement clauses, return windows — pulled beside the thread, with the source document cited line by line.
A grounded first draft, matched to the customer's tone and the account's history — so your rep edits a reply rather than writing one from a blank page.
Quote, ship, refund, schedule. Actions flow through your ERP, commerce, and billing systems — never a copy-paste between tabs.
The model sharpens on your actual sent messages — the edits your senior reps make are the signal. What shipped yesterday tunes what's suggested tomorrow.
Account health, response quality, drift from brand voice — summarized in a single pane so managers see the room, not just the row.
Seven threads open across five channels. A rush quote from a procurement lead. A DM about a finish spec. An MSA with a note in Section 4.2. The team has thirty-one minutes until the day starts filling up.
The system tags each thread the moment it lands. Intent, urgency, account, channel. No fixed taxonomy — the labels are learned from what your senior reps already mark as theirs.
For every tagged thread, a grounded reply is suggested — cited against your catalog, your pricing terms, your engagement letter. The rep edits a draft, not a blank page.
Junior reps ship responses that read like the engineer wrote them. The senior rep reviews the one thread that actually needs her — not seven.
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Who you sell to, how many channels you run, and one thing your best rep knows that the rest of the team doesn't. We'll reply with a walkthrough grounded in your actual docs — not a generic demo.