
Where is my order, can I return it, does it come in blue. Answered with live stock and order data, refunds issued inside policy.
- resolved without an agent
- 78%
- cost per contact
- −41%
Synth builds, runs and grades AI agents across chat, voice and email. Every decision is traced, every answer can be replayed, and every rule stays yours to change.

Most teams stitch together a prompt tool, a bot vendor and a spreadsheet of spot checks. Synth is the whole loop, so a fix found in grading is live in minutes.
Language models handle the conversation. Flows handle the money. Refunds, cancellations and identity checks run as fixed steps you can read, so the model never improvises policy.
The same agent answers the chat widget, the phone line and the support inbox, and hands over to a person with the full context when it should.
A reviewer model scores each conversation against your rubric. Scores roll up by intent, channel and flow, so you know which step to fix before a customer tells you.
97.8+3.0 across 4,912 conversations
Open any conversation and replay it step by step: what the customer meant, which tool was called, which rule allowed the action, and what the model was given to write the reply.
My order arrived damaged. Can I get a refund?
Sorry about that. Order #48213 was delivered on Tuesday and is inside the returns window, so I have refunded it.
How this answer was made
Pick a model per step, not per contract. Route simple intents to a fast model and hard ones to a frontier model, and switch either without rebuilding the agent.
Regression suite passes on every swap
Each industry ships with flows, rubrics and integrations for the conversations that fill its queues.

Where is my order, can I return it, does it come in blue. Answered with live stock and order data, refunds issued inside policy.

Card freezes, payment status and disputes, with step-up verification before anything touches an account.

First notice of loss taken by phone at 2am, photos requested by SMS, and the claim filed before the adjuster logs on.

Outage lookups by postcode, plan changes and device troubleshooting that knows which router the customer owns.

When a storm cancels two hundred flights, every passenger is offered a rebooking in minutes instead of a hold queue.

Appointment booking, reminders and pre-visit questions, with clinical topics routed to staff by rule, never by guess.

“We used to review fifty tickets a week and hope they were typical. Now every conversation has a score, and the first thing we fixed was a flow we thought was fine.”

“Our compliance team signed off because they could read the refund rules themselves. The model writes the reply; it never decides the money.”

“Storm day used to mean a four-hour hold queue. Last January the agent rebooked nine thousand passengers before our morning shift arrived.”

“Switching the model behind our triage step took an afternoon and a regression run. With the last vendor it would have been a new contract.”
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Synth runs in your region or your cloud, keeps customer data out of model training, and records every action with who approved the rule behind it.
EU, US or UK hosting, or a private deployment in your own cloud account.
SAML and OIDC with SCIM provisioning, and roles down to a single flow.
Card numbers, IDs and health data masked before any model sees them.
Policy checks on every reply, with blocked answers routed to a person.
Every rule change, deployment and action, exportable to your SIEM.
Conversations are never used to train shared models. In writing.
Synth meets the requirements for ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA and GDPR.
Whichever you choose. Synth works with the major frontier providers, open-weight models you host, and your own fine-tunes. You can route each step of a flow to a different model and change it without touching the agent.
Five weeks on average from signature to live traffic. The first week connects knowledge and systems, the next three build and grade flows against real transcripts, and the last runs a staged roll-out.
It hands the conversation to your existing helpdesk queue with a summary, the customer's details and everything it already tried, so nobody has to ask the same question twice.
No. Conversations stay in your tenant and are never used to train shared models. Enterprise plans can keep all processing inside your own cloud account.
One where the customer's issue was closed without a hand-off and they did not return about the same issue within 72 hours. Hand-offs are never billed.

Language models are good at conversation and bad at policy. Here is how we split the two, and what it did to our error rate.

Reviewing fifty tickets a week felt rigorous. Scoring all of them showed us how much the sample was hiding.

People notice a pause on the phone at around a second. This is the latency budget we work to, stage by stage.
Bring a week of real transcripts. We will show you how many the agent resolves, and exactly how it got there.