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Customer chat

Your customers talk to your support agent on a hosted chat page with its own address:

https://lexey.ai/chat/your-company-slug

The same chat runs in the widget and the embeds (see Embedding your chat).

What customers see

  • A welcome screen with your heading, subheading, brand colour and up to four suggested questions you've set up with Lexey.
  • An AI marker in the header, and "AI-generated replies can be wrong" under the message box, so customers know they're talking to an AI.
  • Replies that stream in as they're written, with a typing indicator, formatted with markdown.
  • Buttons or a list to choose from, when the agent offers options (see the Interactive response options skill).
  • Helpful and Not helpful buttons, and Copy, on each reply.
  • A request for contact details before the agent escalates, if you require them.
  • A notice that the conversation has been passed to your team, when the agent escalates.
  • New chat, to clear the conversation and start again (with Undo).

How the support agent behaves

  • Replies conversationally, in your tone.
  • Answers from your knowledge articles and business context.
  • Follows your business rules and boundaries.
  • Escalates to your team when it can't help, when the customer is frustrated, or when one of your escalation rules applies.
  • Avoids making things up: if it doesn't know, it says so and offers to escalate.

Conversations

A conversation can have up to 100 messages. Each customer message can be up to 1,000 characters in the chat, or 3,000 through the Customer Chat API.

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