Customer support

Answer with the right policy version, not a generic script.

Classify intent, attach customer state and policy evidence, and escalate only true exceptions.

A reusable skill shaped around you

Policy-linked support replies

LiFoli Works drafts support replies with the applicable policy, similar cases, and escalation notes for approval.

Step 1Collect the sources

Classify the request

Step 2Connect and compare

Attach customer context and policy version

Step 3Flag what needs a decision

Draft the reply with evidence

Step 4Prepare the review pack

Escalate only exceptions

What Foli learns by watching
  • Priority and escalation rules by issue type
  • Trusted policy docs and past exceptions
  • Brand tone, compensation range, and pre-send approval
What arrives for your review
  • Intent and urgency label
  • Policy evidence pack
  • Reply draft
  • Escalation notes

What LiFoli already understands

The structure this work already shares.

Support classifies intent and urgency, checks customer state and current policy, answers, then records resolution and recurrence causes.

Every run leaves the evidence, the exceptions, and your corrections behind, so the next one starts closer to your way.

From observed work to the next run

The skill Foli builds for your team.

A support skill that finds applicable policy and customer context, then asks people only about exceptions.

  • Asks instead of guessing when this run differs from the last one
  • Stops before anything is sent, submitted, or paid
  • Leaves the evidence and the open exceptions attached to every result

FAQ

What teams ask before they start

Does LiFoli already understand Customer support work?

Support classifies intent and urgency, checks customer state and current policy, answers, then records resolution and recurrence causes. A support skill that finds applicable policy and customer context, then asks people only about exceptions.

How far does Foli take Customer support work on its own?

Foli gathers the sources, cross-checks them, drafts the output, and lists every exception it could not resolve. Compensation, account changes, and sensitive replies need support approval.

How does observed work become automation?

Foli does not only record clicks. It structures inputs, steps, judgments, exceptions, approvals, and completion criteria into a reviewable skill. A support skill that finds applicable policy and customer context, then asks people only about exceptions.

What if the workflow changes?

When inputs, screens, or rules diverge from the last run, Foli asks instead of guessing. Your corrections become part of the next skill.

Shape one workflow first

Automate one repeat task with approval still in your hands.

We confirm your current steps, judgment points, and the first skill Foli should prepare.

Talk about automating this work