Workflow guide
Support plan for manufacturers
Answer specification, lead time, and standard pricing questions from your catalog and data sheets. Custom quotes and rush orders go to your sales team.
What the visitor sees
Questions to test
What the agent answers, and what stays with your team.
Use these questions as test prompts. Each one should be answered from the source under it. Account-specific answers need authentication and a supported connection.
Sales desk
Planning sampleAnswer from approved sources
- 01What material is the HX-300 made of?Product data sheets.pdf
- 02What’s the unit price for 100 pieces?Price list.csv
- 03What’s the lead time for standard parts?Lead times
Hand to your team
- Custom quotes and rush orders
- Engineering and compliance questions
- Quality claims
Can you give us a lower price on a one-off rush order?
Handoff rules
Write down where the agent stops.
When it does, your team sees the whole chat, not a summary.
- 01
A custom quote or volume discount
The agent collects the details and hands the chat to sales.
- 02
A compliance or certification question
The agent hands it to engineering instead of paraphrasing a standard.
- 03
A quality claim
The agent creates a support ticket with the batch details from the chat.
What your team sees
A safer first version
Four steps, one pilot review.
Record a baseline before the test, use the same time window after it, and keep the result tied to your own conversation data.
- 01Choose one support job
- 02Add approved sources
- 03Set action and handoff rules
- 04Run a private test
Sample measurement checklist
Pilot review
Pilot review progress: 0/4Questions before setup
Decide the rules before customers see it.
Test one narrow workflow first.
Start with five real questions, remove sensitive data, and compare every answer with the source your team approved.
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