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A voicebot for a staffing agency: almost an hour saved per applicant

For a staffing agency we built a system in which a voicebot holds the first conversation with each applicant, and the agency's CRM updates after every call. According to the client, the team saves almost an hour of work on every applicant. We build such apps from €3,000 net, and with 300 applicants a month the payback in our scenario is 0.3 months.

AI in customer service: return, complaint or cancellation?

AI in customer service first identifies the type of case: withdrawal from the contract, a complaint, or a cancellation on the terms of the offer. The word „refund” is not enough. The deadlines and the reply depend on the type, and the first test runs with no automatic refusals. At Syntalith the automation costs from €3,000 net, and with 800 requests a month at 6 minutes each it pays back in 1.6 months.

AI agents for following up on delayed B2B deliveries

An AI agent for delayed B2B deliveries links the order with proofs of delivery and the carrier's emails, shows which part the customer still has not received, writes a question to the carrier and flags a missing reply. A person gives the customer the date. The agent costs from €3,000 net at Syntalith and, with 300 delayed deliveries a month at 15 minutes each, pays back in 1.6 months.

AI agents for disputed invoice follow-ups

When a client withholds payment until a complaint is resolved, an AI agent links the invoice with the client's message and the support ticket. The finance employee sees what the client is waiting for and gets a draft question for the person handling the complaint in place of another reminder. The agent costs from €3,000 net at Syntalith and, with 60 disputed cases a month at 60 minutes each, pays back in 2.1 months.

Sending a quality certificate: is it for this batch?

Quality certificate automation matches documents to the batches that actually left the warehouse and to the recipient on the current order. An employee gets a package to review, sees any missing certificates, and after dispatch there is a record of what was sent to whom. At Syntalith the automation costs from €3,000 net, and at 400 shipments with certificates a month of 8 minutes each it pays back in 1.9 months.

B2B returns: what was agreed and what arrived?

A shared B2B returns view sets the agreed items beside what the warehouse actually received, so customer service asks about a specific difference and does not have to call for details. First check whether your current system supports partial receipt and whether customer service can see the warehouse record. At Syntalith the application costs from €3,000 net. At 300 returns a month of 20 minutes each, it pays back in 1.0 month.

Customer freight billing: jobs and delivery documents

Freight billing software links the lines of a client statement to transport jobs and proofs of delivery, and shows what is missing before the package goes to the client. First check whether your current transport system can open the orders and documents from one statement. At Syntalith the application costs from €3,000 net. At 500 transport jobs a month of 9 minutes each, it pays back in 1.4 months.

AI for duplicate case detection: is it the same incident?

AI for duplicate detection suggests a related case from another channel before an employee repeats work already done. It has to tell the same problem described in other words from a similar-sounding ticket about a different event. In a scenario of 3,000 tickets a month, linking channels and the order number cuts errors from 8% to 4%, and fine-tuning to 2%, which together saves 45 hours of corrections, or €1,571 a month.

AI has the answer. Does it sound like your company?

When the team keeps shortening and rearranging AI replies, first name the edits that recur and add them to style guidance with examples. Fine-tuning helps when the model returns to the same habits despite that guidance. In a scenario of 2,000 customer replies a month, style guidance with examples cuts errors from 30% to 12%, and fine-tuning to 5%, which together save 16.7 hours of corrections, or €582 a month.

Local AI for branches with unreliable internet

A local AI assistant helps a branch employee understand a customer's question in another language and put together a short explanation, even without internet. Before you buy, settle whether this help is what is missing most, or whether the branch needs a backup connection to company systems. At Syntalith an app on a local model costs from €3,000 net plus GPU hardware. With 600 conversations in another language a month at 4 minutes each, it pays back in 3.6 months.

AI training for customer service: replies and handoffs

The customer already sent an order number and a screenshot, but the next agent asks for them again. The handoff note never mentioned that both were already in the conversation. AI training can give the team practice condensing a long thread, writing a reply that reflects the conversation so far, and leaving a useful note for the next colleague.

OpenClaw for business: deployment and support

OpenClaw makes sense in a company when the assistant carries out multi-step tasks on files and tools, and the next step depends on the content of the case. The MIT licence costs €0, but the model, the server and the time of the person who maintains it do not. At 5 minutes saved per task and 2 hours of care a week, OpenClaw pays back from about 107 tasks a month.

AI for Complaints and Returns: A Controlled Case Workflow

An AI agent for complaints logs the case, tells a complaint apart from a return or a question, gathers the order and the photos, tracks the reply deadline (14 days under Polish law) and writes a draft according to your policy. A person approves the substantive answer. The agent costs from €3,000 net at Syntalith and, with 400 complaints a month at 12 minutes each, pays back in 1.5 months.

AI Agent for Customer Service: Triage

An AI agent in customer service makes sense when you name one task, one source of information and one person for the exceptions. First check what your current helpdesk already does. At Syntalith, reply drafts for approval cost from €3,000 net. At 2,000 emails a month, handling them by hand costs €5,817, and with the system €893, checking and the model included.

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