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You stop matching shifts to languages. Whoever is on the queue can handle whatever arrives, because the draft is already written correctly.
Multilingual support
The customer writes in Czech. The draft comes back in Czech. Your operator reads it in English, checks the order details, and presses send.
Open a market, add a language. Open five and the support rota turns into a staffing problem: someone has to read Czech on a Tuesday and Danish on a Thursday, and when that person takes a holiday the queue in that language simply stops.
Translation on its own does not solve it, because the language was never the hard part. The hard part is knowing that this order shipped on Wednesday, that this customer has already written twice, and that this market's return window is not the same as the last one.
Sensbot does both halves in one pass. It retrieves the order and customer data first, writes the reply in the language the message arrived in, and shows your operator that same reply in the language they work in.
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How it works
You stop matching shifts to languages. Whoever is on the queue can handle whatever arrives, because the draft is already written correctly.
When the one person who reads Czech is away, the Czech queue keeps moving. That is usually the moment a store notices this matters.
Adding a language to the assistant is configuration. Adding one to the rota is recruitment, onboarding and a salary.
The assistant answers in the language the incoming message is written in, so the practical list is whatever your customers already write to you in. If you want to check a specific market before committing, send us a real email from that queue and we will show you the draft it produces.
No, and that is the point. The draft is written in the customer language and shown to your operator in the language they work in. Your operator checks the facts, not the grammar.
Yes. If your policy is that every market is answered in English, or in Polish, that is a per store setting.
Yes. Chatbot answers shoppers on the storefront in their language, and Email Assistant drafts in the inbox. Email Assistant is the one your operators live in, so it is where most stores start.
We will show you the draft it produces, in the customer language and in yours.
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