Notice the line
A customer wants her money back for a damaged delivery.
Planned: refunds, complaints and questions without a reliable answer always go to a person.
Peak Helpdesk · Human handoff · Planned
An AI agent is planned that prepares simple questions and hands over to a person as soon as things get delicate, with a summary and a reason. That agent does not exist today: people answer every ticket, and assigning with an internal note already works. The demo is a concept with sample data.
Planned feature · concept demo · sample data
Why: A person decides about money. Peak Helpdesk never refunds on its own.
02 / How the handoff is meant to work
A good handoff means nobody asks the customer the same thing twice.
A customer wants her money back for a damaged delivery.
Planned: refunds, complaints and questions without a reliable answer always go to a person.
Line: refund recognised, the agent never answers this itself
Context: order, damage and earlier messages as an internal note
Assignment: to the person who approves refunds
Available today: assign a ticket to a person. They get a notification in the Peak One Inbox.
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These marks send nothing.Proposal and execution stay separate
Peak Helpdesk has no AI agent today. Your team answers every ticket, assigns, writes internal notes and sees every change in the history.
An agent that prepares questions and hands over is planned. We give no date before it is verifiably available.
Even as planned, the agent decides nothing for your team. It refunds nothing and writes nothing to customers without approval.
The next step
Start Peak Helpdesk, assign your first ticket and leave an internal note.
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No, not today. An agent with handoff to people is planned. Today people answer every ticket.
You assign the ticket to a person and leave an internal note. They get a notification in the Peak One Inbox.
No. Peak Helpdesk never refunds on its own. A person always decides about money.