Read the request
A customer asks about her delivery, which has been on its way for a week.
Planned: the agent reads the ticket and the earlier history of the same person in Peak One.
Peak Helpdesk · AI agent · Planned
Planned: an AI agent reads the request, looks up the person's history and suggests a reply with sources. Nothing is sent until someone on your team agrees. This agent does not exist yet. Today Peak Helpdesk orders work by fixed rules and tells you in one sentence what comes first.
Concept demo · Planned · sample data · no model call
Why: without a tracking number the planned agent invents no delivery status. It asks instead of guessing.
02 / Three steps, as planned
An agent only helps if you can see what it relies on and nothing happens without you.
A customer asks about her delivery, which has been on its way for a week.
Planned: the agent reads the ticket and the earlier history of the same person in Peak One.
History: the same person opened a ticket two weeks ago (sample data)
Draft: a short reply with an apology and the next step
Open: the tracking number is missing, the draft asks for it
Planned: only a person on your team sends it. Today your team writes and sends every reply itself.
Your review is still open.
These marks send nothing.Proposal and execution stay separate
AI replies and an agent that resolves on its own are planned. This page shows a concept demo with fixed examples; no model answers.
Tickets arrive by email forwarding, Live Chat or manual entry. The “Needs reply” queue shows what comes first, by fixed rules.
Peak Helpdesk never messages customers on its own, never refunds and never decides for your team. That stays true with the agent.
The next step
Start Peak Helpdesk, forward your support mailbox and answer your tickets in one place. The agent joins once it is built.
Start Peak Helpdesk todayConcept demo · Planned · sample data · no model call
No. It is planned. Today Peak Helpdesk orders tickets by fixed rules and your team writes every reply itself.
No. Even as planned, a person on your team sends. Peak Helpdesk never messages customers on its own.
It is a concept demo with fixed examples and sample data. No model is called.