AI Chatbot for Customer Support

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AI Chatbot for Customer Support
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~1-2 weeks
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Development of AI Chatbot for Customer Support

AI chatbot for support — not just FAQ auto-responder. It's a system capable of solving real customer problems: change order, process return, explain tariffs, diagnose issue. The difference between "answers questions" and "solves problems" lies in integration with internal systems.

Production Chatbot Architecture

[Customer] → [Omnichannel Interface]
    → [NLP Engine: Intent + Entity]
    → [Dialog Manager]
         ├── RAG: answers from knowledge base
         ├── Action Engine: integrations with CRM/ERP
         └── Escalation: handoff to operator
    → [Response Generator]
    → [Analytics & Logging]

Core: Intent Classification and Slot Filling

Classic architecture (Rasa, Dialogflow) separates intent (what customer wants) and slots (query parameters):

  • Intent: change_delivery_address
  • Slots: order_id=12345, new_address="Lenin St., 1"

Modern approach — LLM with function calling: intent and parameters extracted in one call, without separate intent/slot stages.

tools = [
    {
        "name": "check_order_status",
        "description": "Check order status by number",
        "parameters": {"order_id": {"type": "string"}}
    },
    {
        "name": "initiate_return",
        "description": "Process product return",
        "parameters": {
            "order_id": {"type": "string"},
            "reason": {"type": "string"}
        }
    }
]

Integration with Internal Systems

Bot value lies in actions, not just answers. Minimal integration set:

  • CRM (1C-Bitrix, AmoCRM, Salesforce): customer history, current orders
  • Logistics: real-time delivery status
  • Billing: debt, payment history
  • Catalog: item availability, specifications

Each action goes through authorization: bot can check anyone's status, but change only own (verification via phone number or SMS code).

Dialog Management and Memory

LLM bot stores dialog history in context (sliding window: last 10–20 messages). Persistent memory (between sessions): customer profile, previous requests, known preferences — stored in Redis or DB, added to system prompt.

Escalation to Operator

Triggers for handoff to human:

  • Customer explicitly asks for operator
  • Sentiment became very negative (frustrated customer detection)
  • Bot couldn't solve task in 3 attempts
  • VIP customer (by CRM flag)
  • Topic: legal claims, threats

During escalation, operator gets full dialog context — no need to ask customer to repeat.

Metrics and Quality

  • Containment rate: % of requests resolved without operator. Target: 50–70%
  • CSAT (bot): customer rating after dialog. Target: > 4.0/5.0
  • Resolution rate: % of requests where problem actually resolved
  • Escalation rate: too high → weak bot; too low → suspicious

Development Timeline

  • MVP (FAQ + order status): 4–6 weeks
  • Full-featured bot with integrations: 3–4 months
  • Omnichannel with analytics: 5–6 months