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Stop making customers repeat themselves and service teams assemble answers across systems

Hast Agent reads approved knowledge, customer and service state, policy, and the current conversation to prepare sourced answers, complete authorized queries and low-risk actions, and hand complex issues to the right team with verified facts. Authorized people still own refunds, compensation, commitments, and high-risk decisions.

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Service gets faster through complete context, not faster guessing

Ground every answer in current knowledge

Confirm the knowledge version, product, and customer scope before answering. Escalate missing or conflicting evidence instead of inventing a plausible response.

Carry the issue across every handoff

Bring identity and entitlement, order or account state, prior issues, and attempted steps into the next conversation so the receiving team continues from verified facts.

Escalate complex work with facts and an owner

Package impact, evidence, actions already taken, the unresolved reason, and the recommended destination before handoff to reduce internal questions and customer transfers.

Move from understanding the customer to resolution or a complete handoff

A dependable service workflow does more than generate a reply. It verifies customer state, finds the applicable basis, completes allowed actions, and delivers enough evidence when specialists must take over.

Understand the issue and customer state

Establish who the customer is, what they are experiencing, and which facts are already verified.

  1. Identify conversation intent

    Separate questions, incidents, billing, orders, and urgent issues.

  2. Verify identity and entitlement

    Confirm the account, product, plan, and support scope.

  3. Read current operational state

    Inspect the latest order, service, account, or incident status.

  4. Continue prior handling

    Summarize earlier contacts, open issues, and attempted steps.

Retrieve evidence and take controlled action

Answer from current knowledge and move the issue only within authorized scope.

  1. Match knowledge and policy

    Find the applicable version, exception, and source.

  2. Query live system state

    Compare the customer experience with internal records.

  3. Run verifiable troubleshooting

    Execute diagnostics in order and retain results.

  4. Complete permitted low-risk updates

    Resend material, schedule, or update standard fields by rule.

Resolve, hand off, and improve

Give the customer a clear outcome and the next owner a precise place to continue.

  1. Deliver a complete sourced answer

    State the conclusion, next step, timing, and supporting source.

  2. Route complex issues correctly

    Include facts, evidence, attempts, and the escalation reason.

  3. Record outcome and ownership

    Retain actions, current state, and the next checkpoint.

  4. Expose knowledge and process gaps

    Aggregate recurring issues and stale answers for correction.

Move the most search-, verification-, and handoff-heavy service work to a complete result

Every workflow starts with a customer issue and ends with an output that can be answered, executed, or handed off directly.

01

Answer product, policy, and how-to questions

Find guidance that matches the current product, version, and customer scope in approved knowledge, including exceptions and unknowns.

DeliverableSourced response draft, applicability, relevant steps, and open questions.
02

Explain order, account, and service status

Combine verified identity, system records, and current events so customers do not repeat information across teams.

DeliverableVerified state, explanation, expected next step, and accountable team.
03

Reproduce and troubleshoot technical issues

Collect environment and failure evidence, run verifiable diagnostics, and separate configuration, usage, product defects, and dependencies.

DeliverableReproduction, diagnostics, attempted steps, workaround, and engineering handoff.
04

Prepare complex handoffs and exceptions

Before refunds, compensation, contract exceptions, or high-risk issues reach a human decision, assemble customer impact and the applicable rules.

DeliverableFacts, evidence, policy basis, destination, owner, and response deadline.

Connect the approved knowledge and service collaboration systems the team already uses

Hast uses currently supported connectors within team authorization. Connect the knowledge and collaboration sources required for the target ticket, then expand only after validation.

Knowledge, policy, and service data

Read maintained product docs, policies, runbooks, service lists, and structured records.

  • Google Drive
  • Google Docs
  • Google Sheets
  • Notion

Customer communication and team collaboration

Use email, team discussion, and meeting context to prepare responses, escalations, and follow-up work.

  • Gmail
  • Slack
  • Google Calendar
  • Google Meet

Accelerate resolution without scaling errors or unauthorized decisions

Customer service automation touches customer data, changing knowledge, and real business actions. Hast separates retrieval, response, system action, and commercial exceptions into distinct permissions with evidence and ownership.

Answers are constrained by source and version

Use only approved, current material, show the basis for material conclusions, and stop automatic answers when sources conflict or are missing.

Customer data follows least privilege

Limit identity, order, and account fields by role and task so one customer or team's data does not enter an unrelated conversation.

System actions have limits, approval, and recovery boundaries

Log low-risk rule-based actions while refunds, compensation, contracts, and irreversible changes always require authorized confirmation.

Control every service action by customer impact

Can be prepared automatically

Knowledge retrieval, status summary, incident intake, and response drafts

Executable
Can be completed by rule

Material resend, scheduling, status notifications, and standard field updates

Controlled action
Requires an authorized person

Refunds, compensation, contract exceptions, commitments, and high-risk change

Human decision

Start with one high-volume ticket type with clear boundaries

Choose work with defined knowledge, service-reviewable results, and measurable customer impact before expanding the automation scope.

Complete answers for one frequent inquiry

Choose product usage, policy, or order status and compare answer accuracy, handling time, and repeat contact.

Agent assistance for the existing service team

Let the agent prepare evidence, summaries, and next steps for a person to send, then measure resolution and search time.

Better escalations and knowledge feedback

Use one complex issue to test evidence completeness, transfer count, response time, and detection of knowledge gaps.

Use real tickets to test whether customers reach a complete resolution faster

We will define knowledge scope, action permissions, human checkpoints, and acceptance metrics with service, product, and operations teams, then decide whether to scale from actual customer outcomes.

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