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Support bots with clear escalation
Support bots earn trust when escalation keeps context. Scope intents, handoff, and CRM write-back before go-live.
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Reckap Team
Intents and escalate rules
List what the bot may resolve and what must reach a human. Ambiguous intents are escalation candidates, not opportunities to invent answers.
Context-preserving handoff
Agents should not ask customers to repeat the story. Pass transcript, account info, and a short summary.
Write-back you can open
In the pilot, open the ticket or CRM record yourself. If you cannot find it, the integration is not done.
Where Reckap fits
See bots with the same handoff standard we use across IT, AI, and ops work.
- Write the decision and success metric
- Scope systems, owners, and allowlists
- Deliver QA evidence and runbooks
- Name the day-two support window
See the service page for scope examples, then book a call if the fit is clear.
View related servicesFAQ
- How is this different from a chatbot buying guide?
- This post focuses on escalation design. Our longer chatbot buying guide covers vendor evaluation end to end.
- Can the bot create tickets?
- Yes when scoped. Ticket creation without field mapping and failure paths is how bots lose trust.