Tickets stall in triage
Incomplete intake means back-and-forth, and manual sorting means the urgent message is buried in the noise.
AI agents for support and success teams: intake, triage, routing, drafting and escalation across inbox and ticketing, with a quality check on every send.
For customer support and success teams, Agnotiq builds agents that capture complete details at intake, classify and route every request by your rules, draft replies matched to the conversation, and escalate exceptions to a person. A quality check on tone and accuracy runs before anything leaves the inbox.
Incomplete intake means back-and-forth, and manual sorting means the urgent message is buried in the noise.
A complaint sits unanswered for half a day. A product question goes cold. Feedback gets buried.
Support stalls in the work between systems: the handoffs, approvals and updates a chatbot never touches.
Clean, complete information the first time, validated and routed by your rules to the right team.
Polished replies prepared in seconds, reviewed for tone and accuracy, sent or held for approval by your policy.
Who is asking for what, surfaced early: VIP accounts, retention signals and upsell moments.
Every response follows your information and guidelines. You choose which categories send automatically and which wait for a person, and every decision is logged.
The agent is measured on an eval suite scored by your own support leads, and CSAT is tracked from the first canary onward.



That is your policy to set. Many teams have the agent draft and a person send; others let low-risk categories go out automatically. Either way, a quality check on tone and accuracy runs before anything reaches a customer.
No. The agent sits between your inbox, your ticketing system and your internal teams, and works inside the tools you already run.
On the case studies published here: 98% of requests routed to the right team, resolution time halved, a 4.8 out of 5 customer satisfaction score, and average customer reply times under five minutes with off-hours coverage.
Tell us what's eating your team's afternoons. We'll come back inside three days with a discovery plan, a price, and the names of the engineers we'd put on it.