
Typewise: AI-driven text prediction for enhanced sales and customer service.
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Typewise is an AI customer experience platform that resolves support requests end to end across channels and languages while keeping teams in control.
Swiss startup Typewise launches Nova, a system that builds, runs and continuously improves customer-service AI agents without dedicated operations specialists. Nova monitors agent performance, tests changes and routes requests to specialist agents drawing on more than 3,500 knowledge bases and business systems, while companies set automation limits and approval requirements. Typewise says its agents handle 70% of incoming inquiries and fully resolve 75% to 85% at HealGreen; Beurer North America autonomously resolves 65%, with a success rate above 90%.
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