AI Agents & Chatbots

Conversational agents thathandle real work, not just FAQs.

Support automation, internal knowledge, sales qualification, and workflow agents — designed, guarded, and wired into the tools you already run.

Milisync
ZvroX
FitCoach
WhatsApp
Google
Microsoft
Gmail
Twilio
Zoom
Milisync
ZvroX
FitCoach
WhatsApp
Google
Microsoft
Gmail
Twilio
Zoom
What agents can do

Grounded in a job, not a chatbot cliché.

Customer support automation

24/7 first-line replies that look up orders, draft tracking, and escalate with full context.

Internal knowledge assistant

Ask SOPs, contracts, and wikis in plain language — answers come back cited.

Lead qualification

Website and WhatsApp agents that size intent, capture fields, and park hot leads in your CRM.

Workflow & task agents

Agents that take actions: create tickets, update records, book meetings — with a human in the loop when it matters.

Voice & multi-channel

The same agent on the widget, WhatsApp, Slack, or IVR — one brain, many doors.

Document & data Q&A

RAG over PDFs, reports, and warehouses so finance and ops stop living in search boxes.

Live demo

Watch an agent think, search, and act.

Type a question, tap a chip, or start with /. This preview is scripted so it stays fast and safe — production agents hit your knowledge base and tools.

Try the Milisync agent

Can this actually look up an order, or is it just FAQs?

It can look up an order, draft a reply, and open a ticket — if we wire OMS and your helpdesk. Try Where is order #4821? in the box below. This preview is scripted so it stays fast and safe; a production agent hits your live systems.

  • Architecture note

Guardrails on. Jailbreak prompts are refused on purpose.

How we build it

From a use case to a monitored agent.

Discovery, knowledge, guardrails, integration, testing, launch — the same sequence every time, with a live pipeline you can actually watch.

  1. 01
    Discovery

    Scope the job, channels, and what “done” looks like.

  2. 02
    Knowledge

    Connect docs, tickets, and systems the agent is allowed to read.

  3. 03
    Guardrails

    Refusal, citations, and human escalation designed in.

  4. 04
    Integration

    CRM, helpdesk, WhatsApp, widget — not a bolt-on chat box.

  5. 05
    Testing

    Golden questions, jailbreaks, and latency before anyone sees it.

  6. 06
    Launch

    Monitor, tune, and expand coverage after go-live.

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Workflows1,247
Tokens4.2M
Avg latency342ms
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Integrations

Lives inside the tools you already pay for.

WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, the website widget, Zendesk, email, and voice — one agent, many doors. We don’t ask your team to live in a new inbox.

Map your stack
Proof

Numbers a support lead actually cares about.

68%

First-line tickets closed without a human

4.2 min

Median first response, down from 6 hours

1.4k

Leads qualified / month on WhatsApp

91

CSAT after agent-handled chats

24/7

Coverage on widget + WhatsApp

6 wks

Typical time from discovery to launch

Bot vs agent

If it can’t take an action, it isn’t an agent.

Same conversation on the surface. A different machine underneath.

Legacy

A scripted chatbot

Follows a tree. Stops at a link.

Milisync

A working agent

Looks up, drafts, and acts.

    • Canned trees and FAQ buttons
    • Breaks the moment the user goes off-script
    Actions
    • Looks up orders, drafts replies, opens tickets
    • Plans, searches, and thinks out loud
    • Rarely more than a link
    • No tickets, no CRM, no calendar
    Tools
    • CRM, helpdesk, calendar, OMS — wired in
    • Human approval on anything irreversible
    • No memory across turns
    • Cannot cite a source it actually read
    Memory
    • Grounded answers with citations
    • Stays in policy — including refusals
    • “Email us” or a dead end
    • Human gets none of the context
    Escalation
    • Hands a human the full thread when stuck
    • Silent failure is treated as a bug
    • Usually one website widget
    • A new bot for WhatsApp, Slack, voice
    Channels
    • WhatsApp, widget, Slack, voice — one brain
    • Same guardrails on every door
Why Milisync

Built by people who also ship the product.

Guardrails first

Citations, refusals, and a human path — designed before the first demo.

Integration depth

OMS, CRM, helpdesk, WhatsApp. Not a widget glued to a marketing site.

Tuned after launch

We stay on the logs: drift, latency, and the questions the agent still misses.

Full-stack around it

The same team can ship the portal, the admin, and the agent that lives there.

What it feels like after go-live.

Real notes from teams who shipped an agent and kept it.

Priya N.

Head of Support

First-line volume dropped in week two. The agent looks up orders instead of bouncing people to a FAQ.

Northline

Arjun M.

Ops lead

We stopped answering the same SOP questions in Slack. If it isn’t in the docs, it says so.

FitCoach

Lena K.

CX manager

The difference from our old bot: it can open a ticket with the thread attached. That’s the whole job.

hex

Rahul S.

Founder

Milisync didn’t drop a widget and leave. They wired GST questions to the actual ledger.

ZvroX

Meera P.

IT manager

We kept Zendesk. The agent just became another teammate sitting on the ticket.

amara

Omar H.

Dispatch lead

Voice and WhatsApp hit the same brain. The yard stopped asking us to copy-paste updates.

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FAQ

Questions worth a straight answer.

No. It takes first-line volume — lookups, policy answers, booking holds — and hands the rest to a human with the full thread. Most teams keep people for exceptions, VIP, and anything the agent cannot prove from source.

A scripted bot follows a tree. An agent can search your knowledge, call tools (CRM, tickets, calendar), plan, and refuse. If it cannot act, it says so instead of looping.

Yes. Send a use case and a sample of tickets or docs. We typically stand up a working prototype in weeks, not a slide deck.

Send us a use case. We’ll show you a working prototype.

Not a deck. A scoped agent on a slice of your tickets, docs, or WhatsApp flow — usually inside a few weeks.