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A branded support agent that answers common questions and routes complex cases to a person.
Give customers faster answers while keeping your team in control. Private beta starts with guided setup, human-reviewed support email, website chat, canonical/shared inbox workflows, knowledge grounding, analytics, privacy filtering, and handoff paths.
FinnAgent is designed for easy onboarding, easy widget/plugin setup, and measured rollout from support review to customer-facing automation. During private beta, setup and customer traffic are guided and reviewed before broader use.
A branded support agent that answers common questions and routes complex cases to a person.
AI-assisted replies for inbound support email with human review before customer impact.
A shared operating view for customer threads, status, priority, and internal context.
Ground answers in approved URLs, PDFs, text, crawled content, and business guidance.
Track sentiment velocity, volume, quality signals, and operational savings direction.
Privacy filtering, PII type identification/redaction direction, and compliance report download direction.
Escalate sensitive, complex, or low-confidence conversations before automation goes too far.
RBAC, tenant isolation, dashboard visibility, and multi-tenant controls for support operations.
Your data security is our baseline. FinnAgent operates on secure European infrastructure, keeping core customer data within EU boundaries. We believe in transparency: while we are working toward formal security frameworks, our architecture is already built for rigorous European privacy, compliance, and AI governance expectations.
The current EU posture includes Supabase database hosting in Stockholm and VPS/server operations in Lithuania, both within the European Union.
Consent-aware data handling, customer-data boundaries, and privacy-first operational defaults for support teams.
AI disclosure, human review paths, and safer automation patterns are treated as product requirements, not afterthoughts.
Workspace-level separation helps keep each company's conversations, knowledge, users, and audit context isolated.
Owner, staff, and support roles help teams control who can view, manage, approve, and operate customer workflows.