Grounded in the approved base, nothing else
The draft rests only on the approved entries provided, cited in the note. No procedure, price or timeline outside those entries.
On every incoming message, 0seat writes a draft grounded in approved entries and drops it as a private note; the entries it used are recorded in the console’s activity log. The agent sends, edits or discards it. The customer sees nothing before that.
An assistant that answers on its own eventually makes things up: a plausible procedure, a reassuring timeline, a wrong price. In a hosting support desk, an invented answer costs a customer.
The draft rests only on the approved entries provided, cited in the note. No procedure, price or timeline outside those entries.
Semantic similarity and full text, merged. Below the threshold, no draft is attempted: the conversation goes to a human.
Every draft is logged with its decision, reason, entries consulted and cost.

Yes, in the console’s activity log: each draft is tied there to the knowledge base entries that grounded it, with their scores. The private note itself holds only the suggested message, so a copy-paste never sends metadata to the customer.
No answer is invented. The conversation goes to a human, with a suggested message the agent can edit.
The draft follows the language of the customer’s message, in a formal register. Knowledge base search only works in French: a base in another language is not supported.
Yes, in the space’s log: decision, reason, entries consulted and cost of every draft.
Connect an inbox, approve the suggested knowledge base, and get your first prepared replies.
Every night, 0seat extracts question-and-answer pairs from your resolved conversations. Nothing is used until an agent has approved it.
Images sent by the customer are described by the model and taken into account in the draft. Enabled per space; PDFs are never read.
Off, draft or autopilot per inbox; autopilot opens per category once drafts are measured. Refused outright on payments inboxes and unofficial WhatsApp.