Rules-based chatbot
Answers predictable questions using approved responses and defined conversation paths.
Approved static answersHelp customers find answers and reach the right person when they need more support.
Plan a customer-support chatbot with MTI Tech around your approved content and recurring questions. Compare rules-based and AI-assisted options, define what the assistant can answer, and build a clear handoff to your team.
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Answers predictable questions using approved responses and defined conversation paths.
Approved static answersHandles varied wording using an approved knowledge collection and a defined support scope.
Approved sources, flexible wordingUses permitted tools to complete tasks under separate access and approval rules.
Permissions and approvalsUse the simplest approach that answers your customers’ questions reliably.
Begin with service information, product guidance, onboarding or documented support steps. Define what the assistant can answer and how it responds when approved information is incomplete.
When a reliable answer is unavailable, the assistant should say so and offer the next useful step.
Set clear handoff triggers, collect only the information needed and route the request to the responsible team.
Stop when the request needs a person or falls outside the approved scope.
Collect the agreed details so the customer can continue with your team.
Pass the issue and its context to the assigned support channel.
Customers should know when they are speaking with an automated assistant.
Account-specific answers require separate authentication and access controls.
Check whether answers are supported, relevant and within scope. Test clarification, missing information, changing policies and requests the assistant should decline.
Use reviewed questions to assess the pilot. Retest affected answers when approved content changes. Illustrative test examples.
Channels, integrations and ongoing support are confirmed in your proposal.
Only if AI addresses a clear limitation. Rules-based chatbots work well for predictable questions and approved responses. Compare both approaches using your actual support questions before choosing a build.
No. It should answer within its approved scope, ask for clarification when needed and offer a human handoff when the information is missing or the request needs judgment.
Account-specific support requires authentication, access controls and an agreed data-handling design. A public FAQ chatbot does not automatically include access to private customer information.
Review supported answers, successful handoffs, inappropriate responses and resolution where measurable. Cost depends on channels, sources, integrations, conversation volume, testing and maintenance.
Share a sample of recurring questions, approved answers and the points where customers need a person. We will help define a focused pilot.
Automated assistant
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