If you want a system to simulate complex customer service situations, including cranky customers and support issues, ServiceSim is a good contender. The AI-based platform lets agents rehearse real-world interactions in a realistic virtual environment. It includes realistic customer interactions, transcript feedback, and the ability to focus on specific industries, situations or products. ServiceSim is good for training new agents, upskilling tenured agents and assessing candidate skills.
Another good contender is Netomi, an enterprise-grade AI-based customer service platform that spans multiple customer service touchpoints like email, chat, messaging, SMS, social, search and voice. Netomi is designed to produce high-quality responses while protecting brand safety and security. Its features include real-time omnichannel intelligence, AI-federated knowledge access and a security-first architecture that meets standards like SOC2, GDPR, HIPAA and ISO 27001. Netomi has shown success in increasing support team capacity and resolution rates.
If you want to automate some tasks and boost resolution rates, Forethought is also worth a look. The platform includes tools like Solve for automated responses, Triage to determine customer intent, Assist for agent efficiency and Discover for workflow optimization. Forethought integrates with popular helpdesks like Zendesk, Salesforce and ServiceNow, and is suited for e-commerce, SaaS and FinTech companies.
Last, MetaDialog is a conversational interface platform that uses generative AI to automate customer service. It features fast information retrieval, customizable flows, flexible escalation rules and support for multiple languages. MetaDialog integrates with common customer support software and is geared for small and large businesses that want to improve efficiency and accuracy in customer interactions.