Customer Service & Support

    AI assistant for branch staff, consistent answers, smooth handoff to back-office.

    Liona provides an AI assistant for branch front-office staff. Chat AI answers questions about procedures, products, and policies from a curated knowledge base. For complex cases, AI Assignment hands off to back-office with full context.

    The problem

    Branch staff confused, inconsistent answers, slow handoff to back-office.

    • Branch staff don't know answers to complex procedure and product questions.
    • Answers are inconsistent across branches because staff rely on memory.
    • Handoff to back-office is slow because there is no complete conversation context.
    • No single source of truth for branch procedures and policies.

    How it works

    1. 1

      Staff asks AI

      Front-office staff asks about procedures/products to Chat AI via the Liona workspace.

    2. 2

      AI answers from KB

      Chat AI answers from the curated knowledge base with consistent answers.

    3. 3

      Handoff to back-office

      For complex cases, AI Assignment hands off to back-office with full context.

    4. 4

      Back-office resolves

      Back-office receives the case with context, resolves, and updates the branch staff.

    Questions

    Can Chat AI answer branch-specific questions?

    Yes, Knowledge supports branch-level content. Chat AI can answer branch-specific questions with references to local procedures.

    What if front-office staff need an answer from back-office?

    Chat AI will escalate to back-office via AI Assignment with full conversation context. Back-office can immediately understand the context and provide an answer without having to ask again.

    Can this system be used across all branches at once?

    Yes, Liona supports multi-branch. Each branch has access to the central knowledge base and local content. HQ can monitor answer consistency across branches.

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