Hi! My Guji beans haven't arrived yet. Will they be here by Saturday? They're a birthday present.
Every ticket opens with
the work already started
The Copilot is the Aide panel inside Zendesk and Front, the Aide card in Gorgias, and the reply box in Aide's own inbox. The moment a ticket opens, the customer's orders and tracking are on screen next to the detected intent and a grounded draft. Handle time comes down, the tab-hopping stops, and the hardest tickets open with the most context.Grounded by the Customer Context Engine, learning through the Continuous Learning Engine. AI that keeps your team in the driver's seat.Hi Rosa, your Ethiopia Guji is with UPS and expected Friday, 6 November, in time for Saturday. We roast every order fresh, so it ships a day or two after you order.
Hi Rosa, your Ethiopia Guji is with UPS and expected Friday, 6 November, in time for Saturday. We roast every order fresh, so it ships a day or two after you order.
- Orders
- 4
- Total spent
- $96.00
Ethiopia Guji, whole bean1 × $19.00$19.00Review and insert, not research and compose
Open a ticket and the panel has already worked it: context gathered, intent detected, draft written and cited. Handle time falls on the simple tickets, and the hard ones open with the context that makes them workable. Every reply is a draft a person reviews and inserts.
The tracking for my kettle hasn’t moved since Friday. Is it lost?
Will the Pour-over kettle work on my induction hob?
Status: Aide is reading the latest message
Topic: Product question
Reply: Hi Felix, yes: its base is magnetic steel, so it works on any induction hob.
Sources: Pour-over kettle; Hob guide
Can you cancel #6305? Wrong grinder.
Cleaned the burrs like you said. It still jams.
Aide drafted this reply, but handed the conversation to your team. Review it before sending:
Sorry it’s still jamming, Tomas. Could you send a short video of it mid-grind?
Handoff summary
Customer wants: A burr grinder that doesn’t jam.
Tried so far: Cleaned the burrs; it still jams.
Aide did: Found order #6472, delivered Oct 9.
Needed next: Decide on a repair or a replacement.
- Find a conversation
- Get the reply draft
- Search knowledge
- Get an AI agent
Aide can propose actions, but a person confirms them before anything happens.
- None
- Drafts
- AI Agent
The tracking for my kettle hasn’t moved since Friday. Is it lost?
The panel suggests. Your team decides.
The Copilot puts the work on screen. What leaves the helpdesk is still your team's call, on every ticket.Works with your existing stack
The panel installs in one click and lives inside the helpdesk you already run. No migration, no new tab, no engineering.
The Copilot panel in the ticket sidebar, updating as agents move between conversations.
The panel in the shared inbox sidebar: context, draft, and fitting macros per conversation.
The Aide card in the sidebar shows the draft, intent, and orders; one macro inserts the draft.
Order details, tracking, and product data in the panel the moment a ticket opens.
Live order data from your store, in the panel next to every conversation.
The CRM record alongside the ticket, so drafts reflect the account as it is right now.
Search knowledge, read conversations, and act from a Claude chat.
Frequently asked questions
In Zendesk and Front it is the Aide panel in the ticket sidebar, updating as agents move between conversations. In Gorgias it is the Aide card in the sidebar, with an "Aide: insert draft" macro that drops the draft into the reply box. In Aide's own inbox it is in the reply box. No separate tool, no extra window.
From both ends of the ticket. The research comes off the front: the customer's orders and tracking are on screen the moment the ticket opens, surfaced by the Customer Context Engine. The composition comes off the back: a grounded draft and the macros that fit are one click from inserted. Average handle time comes down because agents review and verify instead of research and compose. The size of the drop depends on your intent mix, which is why we show it on your own tickets in a demo instead of quoting a number.
Your help center articles, product information, custom instructions, and the customer's live data: the order or shipment as it is right now. Drafts also learn from the macros and replies your team sends for each situation, and say what they were based on so your agent can verify before sending.
No. In assist mode a person reviews and sends every response. Full automation is a separate, opt-in step your team takes per intent, after testing it in the Agent Simulator.
It would if the team were bypassed. Copilot works the other way: agents see the detected intent, the customer's orders, and what each draft was based on, on every ticket. New hires ramp with the Intent Map as a shared mental model of why customers write in, and the team's corrections become examples and fixes the team approves. The team builds product mastery through the process instead of watching a black box.
Marking a detected intent right or wrong saves the message as an example on the right topic, and drafts learn from the macros and replies your team sends. Where your team keeps rewriting drafts, Superintelligence proposes the smallest fix, and nothing changes until someone approves it.
Yes. With Shopify or WooCommerce connected, the Customer Context Engine displays order details, tracking, product data, and customer history alongside every conversation, and drafts are grounded in that live data.
On the Gradual Automation Pathway. Your team watches how drafts hold up on a given intent, tests it in the Agent Simulator against your real past conversations, and promotes it to full automation when the evidence is there, one intent at a time, at your pace.
Start free with 150 AI replies a month and no card. Paid plans start at $39 a month with a 7-day free trial, and you pay for AI replies, not seats. See aide.app/pricing for every plan.
Bring handle time down. Keep your team in the driver's seat.
Context, a grounded draft, and the macros that fit on screen the moment the ticket opens, inside Zendesk, Front, or Gorgias. Automation comes later, one proven intent at a time, at your pace.