On WhatsApp, Instagram, and your web widget, the agent recognizes her, remembers the last thread, and answers with the order already in view. Your team handles what matters — with the brief already written.
The relationships you already have, now as a system that remembers.
Conversations move off personal phones into one workspace. Every agent, every shift, every reorder picks up where the last one left off.
The thread, the order, and the customer — finally on the same page.
The agent reads live Shopify — order, tracking, returns, lifetime value — inside the thread. Resolution stops being a research task.
Built in AI Studio with knowledge, actions, guardrails, and escalation rules — tested in the Playground before live traffic touches them. All six are available as toggles — enable what fits, leave the rest.
"Where is my order?" answered without a human typing — read live from Shopify, in the customer's language, mid-thread.
Asks the one follow-up the human would have asked — size, order number, the photo — and writes it to the record before the thread closes.
Knows what it can't handle. Hands off with a summary, customer signals, and a suggested reply already drafted.
When a support thread becomes a buying moment, recommends from the catalog the customer is actually looking at.
Builds the cart and sends the payment link in-thread. The sale closes inside the conversation, not a separate flow.
Reopens the thread when something happens — "your replacement shipped," "did the fix hold a week later?" The conversation outlives the ticket.
bitChat, Shopify, bitbybit Commerce, and bitCRM are native to the same platform — no integration cycle to reach quality. The agent runs across WhatsApp, Instagram, and your web widget on the same customer record.
The agent recognizes the customer before they say hi. Shopify pixel events flow into bitCRM — products viewed, carts, browse history. When she finally messages, the agent already knows which product she was looking at.
Order history. Conversation summary. VIP status. Internal notes from the last agent. A drafted reply waiting for the human — all in one view before the first reply goes out.
Handoff isn't a forwarded message. It's a brief — and reading it is faster than re-reading the thread.
Support stops being a queue. It becomes a relationship the system remembers.
When the agent escalates, the human inherits a structured brief — not a fresh ticket. Read, edit, send. The brief itself is the artifact — not a thread the human has to re-read.
What the customer asked, and what they're actually trying to do — in two lines.
VIP, repeat buyer, sentiment, language, the order in question, the policy that applies.
Drafts already sent, articles surfaced, actions executed — and the point where the agent's confidence dropped.
Drafted in your tone-of-voice. The brief flags what the human should verify before sending — refund eligibility, exception scope, policy edge.
Most support tools end at "conversation closed." bitbybit's support, marketing, and CRM share one customer record — the same record the agent reads, the human edits, and the next campaign segments from.
A refund objection becomes a win-back audience. A "ships to Bandung?" thread becomes a regional segment. A "size L" mention becomes a broadcast that knows who to leave out. No CSV. No IT ticket. No second tool.
The customer just told you what they care about. That's data, not a closed ticket.
A resolved interaction doesn't have to end there. Support data flows into the rest of the system automatically.
Happy resolutions trigger review requests, loyalty offers, and reorder reminders automatically. Resolution is the first step, not the last.
Every interaction enriches the customer record — sentiment, issues raised, resolution history, preferences shared. Support data becomes CRM intelligence.
When a question becomes a buying moment, the agent recommends from the catalog she's already looking at. Support stops being a cost line.
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