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A coach in every agent’s ear.

Policy references, suggested replies and call summaries appear beside your agents as they work. They check the source, use what helps and keep the conversation moving.

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Help your agents. In the moment.

A narrated illustrative Assist workflow showing source-linked guidance and employee review during a customer conversation, using fictional people and policy.

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Narrator: AdaptCX Agent Assist helps employees find useful guidance during a customer conversation. Here is one illustrative workflow. Maya: I need to update my name and address. Which documents do I need? Narrator: As Maya explains her question, relevant guidance appears beside Alex’s conversation. Alex: I can see guidance for both updates. Let me check the source before I advise you. Narrator: Alex opens the source and reviews the instructions. The employee decides what applies. Alex: Are you changing just your address, or your legal name as well? Maya: Both. My name changed recently, and I have moved. Alex: Then use the combined update checklist. It explains the supporting documents and how to submit them for review. Maya: Thank you. Now I know where to start. Narrator: A customer question. Relevant guidance. Human review. A clear next step. AdaptCX Agent Assist. A coach in every agent’s ear.

Help your agents. In the moment.

A narrated illustrative Assist workflow showing source-linked guidance and employee review during a customer conversation, using fictional people and policy.

Your agents bring the empathy.
Assist brings the guidance.

Put relevant policy, suggested replies and summaries beside the conversation. Let the agent focus on the person, not the search.

An unfamiliar question. A prepared agent.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW
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CallerAppeals enquiry

IN THE CONVERSATION

“I want to appeal. What information should I include?”
VOICE TRANSCRIPT

The question arrives while the agent is helping the caller.

AssistAgent-only support

RELEVANT GUIDANCE

The answer is within reach.

Include your case reference and reason for review. Check the filing requirements and deadline in your notice.

SUPPORTING SOURCEAppeal submission guide

Filing checklist · Sample policy

The agent checks the source and decides what to say.

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WITH YOUR CONTACT CENTER

Your conversations · Your approved guidance · Your team

Start by reviewing the agent workspace and the connections your environment requires.

LESS SEARCHING. MORE LISTENING.

The caller needs
your agent.
Not another hold.

A difficult question can send an agent searching through several systems while the caller waits.

Assist brings relevant guidance into the moment: an approved playbook, a source-backed suggestion or a reminder the agent can act on. The response still belongs to the person having the conversation.

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APPROVED PLAYBOOK✓

How do I submit
an appeal?

Filing instructions
Source references
Required disclosures

Versioned guidance For agent review

LET YOUR BEST ANSWERS TRAVEL

Teach it once.
Keep your team aligned.

Give recurring questions a consistent response with versioned playbooks. When a retrieved answer keeps proving useful, Assist can suggest it as a playbook candidate.

Your team reviews and approves the guidance before it becomes part of the shared playbook.

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THE DETAILS THAT MATTER

Helpful to agents.
Reviewable by your team.

Can agents check the source?+

Suggested guidance carries supporting source material so the agent can inspect it before responding. Your approved content and retrieval approach are part of the implementation.

What about sensitive information?+

Before implementation, confirm which transcript details must be masked, who can access them and how long records should be retained. Validate those controls against your requirements.

Does Assist replace supervisor judgment?+

No. Auto-QA flags interactions against configured criteria and provides a starting point for coaching. Supervisors review the findings and decide what action is appropriate.

What should we test in a demo?+

Use questions your agents actually handle, including an unclear policy and a required disclosure. Check relevance, source accuracy, timing and how the guidance fits the agent’s workspace.

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Assist setup: Five steps to smarter agents.

Assist setup: Five steps to smarter agents.

An illustrative setup walkthrough covering a knowledge collection, source indexing, scheduled refresh and queue connections for Assist.

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Narrator: Your best guidance is scattered across websites, drives and service systems. Narrator: Step one. In the Operations portal, create a knowledge collection. Narrator: Step two. Add sources: web pages, files, cloud storage, and the systems your teams already use. Narrator: Step three. Index them. Narrator: Step four. Schedule a refresh, so answers stay current. Narrator: Step five. In the Assist portal, connect it to your queues, or to all of them. Narrator: That's it. Calls and chats routed to your agents now get guidance and coaching from your collection. Narrator: AdaptCX Assist. Set up once. Helpful on every call.

Assist setup: Five steps to smarter agents.

Right beside every agent.

Right beside every agent.

An illustrative benefits contact-center workflow showing Assist guidance, source references, agent notices and post-call review.

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Narrator: Monday, 8:02 AM. The State Benefits Contact Center opens, and the queue is already filling. Caller: I want to appeal my decision. What do I include? Narrator: Assist puts the guidance beside Alex, with its source. Agent · Alex: Include your case reference and your reason for review. Your deadline is on your notice. Caller: My payment didn't come. When will it arrive? Narrator: A nudge reminds Priya of the notice she must read. Agent · Priya: First, I need to read you the payment-hold notice. Caller: Can I work part-time while my claim is open? Narrator: Week two for Marcus, and the right answer is within reach. Agent · Marcus: Yes. Report your hours each week, and we'll adjust your payment. Narrator: When calls end, the summaries are already written. Narrator: Jordan reviews flagged calls and coaches. Approved playbooks reach every desk. Narrator: Every desk. Every call. The right guidance, right beside them. Narrator: AdaptCX Assist. A coach in every agent's ear.

Right beside every agent.

One engine, every engagement.

One engine, every engagement.

An illustrative benefits-appeal scenario showing how the AI Engagement Hub connects context, approved knowledge, staff guidance and human review.

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Narrator: Meet Maria. Her benefits were denied, she’s appealing, and she’s already called twice. Narrator: Usually, her request bounces between separate tools. AdaptCX runs it through one engine: the AI Engagement Hub. Narrator: First, it gets her request to the right team. Narrator: It remembers her whole story, from her claim to today’s chat. Narrator: Maria is frustrated, so it reminds the agent: listen first, then explain. Narrator: It finds the exact rule that applies, with the source. Narrator: It spots that her deadline is close, and flags it for staff. Narrator: It notices she’s called three times this week, a sign to follow up. Narrator: It helps supervisors see when the team is stretched. Narrator: Answers that work become guides your experts approve. Narrator: And when many people call about the same letter, it shows where to look. Narrator: One login. One audit trail. One record. Nine capabilities, one system. Narrator: AdaptCX AI Engagement Hub. One engine, every engagement.

One engine, every engagement.

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Good agents shouldn’t have to hunt for the right answer mid-call.

Put the guidance beside them.