AI tools enable service excellence by bridging the gap between human-like interactions and confidentiality rules. AI-generated datasets increase the accuracy of intent recognition and speed time to market. With automated prompts, real-time tips and secure in-house development, AI is reshaping customer care.
In today's fast-paced business environment, companies are constantly looking for innovative solutions to improve customer service while maintaining cost efficiency. Thanks to the rise of AI-powered tools such as ChatGPT, achieving this balance is now within reach. By tailoring AI solutions to be human-like and adhering to strict confidentiality regulations, technology providers are revolutionizing customer care.
Customer service agents are often under immense pressure to deliver exceptional service, answer a wide range of queries and navigate unfamiliar scenarios. This is where AI can come in, providing contextual support, and offering conversation topics or scenarios that agents can use immediately.
At the forefront of this technology is the enterprise-focused Large Language Model (LLM), a specialized AI tool that is rapidly becoming an essential part of the contact center ecosystem. It improves agents' understanding of customer queries, generates and predicts new content, and addresses the unique needs of enterprise customers and their clients.
"Imagine a travel agent responding to customer queries about a holiday to the island of Madeira. It's unrealistic to expect the agent to have comprehensive knowledge of every destination the company offers. This is where AI can prove invaluable, suggesting potential trips and locations, such as scuba diving, while reminding the customer of the need for additional insurance for this activity, or suggesting other activities. By empowering agents with well-informed information, AI ensures that they can provide exceptional service," explains Josef Novak, Co-Founder & Chief Innovation Officer at Spitch.
AI-generated datasets have revolutionized the accuracy of intent recognition, streamlining the creation process for training customer service IT systems. Previously, the creation of such datasets was laborious and time-consuming. However, with AI-powered solutions, parts of the process that previously took hours can now often be accomplished in just minutes, significantly reducing time-to-market and improving accuracy.
"By using powerful synthetic datasets generated by GPT models, companies can often optimize efficiency with as few as 10-15 intent examples. This adaptable approach meets diverse business needs and unlocks exceptional performance from few-shot models, delivering outstanding results for both businesses and customers," says Josef Novak, Co-Founder & Chief Innovation Officer at Spitch.
Creating human-like prompts without coding has never been easier. At Spitch, AI is used to make customer conversations feel more natural and enjoyable, replicating the experience of interacting with a real person. The technology understands and responds to different situations, such as varying times of day or customer emotions, making it possible to always provide agents with the right help and information.
"Importantly, prompts generated by Spitch AI models are subject to rigorous human review to ensure accuracy, appropriateness and effectiveness. This careful evaluation ensures that customers receive only the highest quality responses and interactions. In addition, our multilingual capabilities allow us to seamlessly engage with customers in different countries or regions and across a constantly growing set of languages," adds Josef Novak, Co-Founder & Chief Innovation Officer at Spitch.
Imagine a customer support system that analyzes past conversations in real time and makes the perfect suggestions to enhance the customer experience. "At Spitch, we're constantly training our models to better understand language patterns and using that knowledge to help agents make informed purchase suggestions based on customers' dialogue history," says Josef Novak.
This personalized approach gives customers an advisor-like shopping assistant at their fingertips. It uses speech analytics to make targeted purchase recommendations. "At Spitch, precision drives us forward. We employ the latest adaptation techniques, including LLM fine-tuning, vector databases for context tuning, and prompt engineering for content generation. Together, these techniques help ensure that every analysis homes in on authentic customer concerns based on real data. It’s like teaching a super smart AI to focus all its attention on your specific needs,” adds Josef Novak, Co-Founder & Chief Innovation Officer at Spitch.
Spitch promotes a balanced approach to AI security, leveraging in-house development and on-site deployment for improved control, and advocating for integration of third-party solutions when appropriate. This ensures customized, vigilant, and compliance-friendly AI solutions that are data-secure and resilient, while remaining adaptable to the dynamic security landscape and the expanding AI ecosystem.
"At Spitch, we firmly believe that combining in-house development and on-site deployment fosters AI solutions that exemplify security excellence. While we emphasize direct oversight, we acknowledge the strategic role of third-party collaborations. This holistic approach ensures data security, preempts vulnerabilities, and navigates the dynamic security landscape, all while capitalizing on the strengths of the broader AI ecosystem,” notes Alexey Popov, Chief Executive Officer of Spitch
With AI-powered customer service, organizations can achieve unprecedented levels of engagement and efficiency while reducing costs. By embracing cutting-edge generative AI technologies like and carefully adapting them to their use cases and aligning them with their compliance strategies, companies can revolutionize their customer care strategies and set new standards of excellence in the industry.
