Two working tools. Deployed your way.
A customer service automation platform and a carrier claims recovery engine — built on real support volume, in production use, and demoed live below. Not slideware: click through them.
Already on Gorgias, Zendesk, Re:amaze, Freshdesk, or something homegrown? Keep it. The claims engine attaches to the helpdesk you have — qualifying cases flow into claim intake, evidence packets, and the recovery ledger without your team changing where they work.
One system from inbox to recovered dollars: mail triaged, policy applied, remedies executed under your approval limits, every interaction logged as operational data — and eligible carrier claims filed from facts the case already captured. Customer service and claims stop being separate jobs.
Reads the mail. Applies your policy. Asks before it matters.
Built around your real policies and escalation rules — not a chatbot bolted onto a shared inbox. The AI never free-writes to customers: replies come from your own templates, and your approval limits bind the AI and every person operating it.
This is the real interface — click the sidebar. Unified inbox → case workspace → approval guardrails → analytics.
The money you stopped chasing, chased systematically.
Carrier damage, marketplace deductions, shortage disputes — individually too small to fight, collectively a margin leak. The engine assembles the claim from data the case already captured, so recovery stops depending on someone remembering to file.
Intake → deductions → evidence packets → recovery ledger. All four screens are live above.
Cases arrive from every channel you sell on; the system knows what each one allows. Where a marketplace exposes no refund path, remedies execute through your own fulfillment — the channel rules fire automatically, and your team never has to remember which is which. Integrations are built per engagement, against your actual stack.
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