Solution · Customer memory

Remember the person behind the ticket.

A customer was promised two-day shipping by email. When they follow up in chat, the next agent should have that promise in front of it. Minds connects the interactions, preferences, and commitments your application records so the conversation can continue with useful context.

One customer, across channels
Illustrated workflow
Conversation / chatToday
Customer

I’m following up on the delivery.

Agent with context

I have the shipping promise from Tuesday. Let’s continue from there.

Source: Tuesday’s email
Across conversations

Start with what you already know.

Link each interaction to a customer record, with its date, channel, and outcome. Before responding, an agent can retrieve the relevant history: an unresolved issue, a delivery preference, or a promise made by another team. Save a successful resolution as a procedure your team can reuse.

History and access

Keep the promise in its original context.

A policy may change after a promise is made. Dated records help you review what applied during that conversation. Organize customer records in separate namespaces and configure identity and access policies for the agents using them. Keep unverified updates separate until they pass your configured checks.

How it fits together

Context your team can use and review.

Customer memory workflow
Conversation history
Events with dates, sources, and context
Retrieval
Search across stored customer context
Access
Configured identity and access policies
Commitments
Time-aware facts and relationships

Make the next conversation better informed.

Connect your customer history to a Mind and bring the relevant context into each response.