Imagine a realistic avatar of your customer service executive or CMO interacting with your customers with voice, text, understands the customer context, open relevant web pages or presentations and help resolve customer queries or set up calendar for field visits.
At KiXR, we specialize in creating AI-driven multimodal agents that use realistic human avatars and state-of-the-art lip-sync technology to elevate customer service, sales, and product discovery. By bridging the gap between automation and human interaction, we provide your customers with engaging and personalized experiences that drive satisfaction, loyalty, and sales growth.
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AI-powered avatars with realistic human interaction, capable of handling customer inquiries, troubleshooting, and service requests in various languages. Our platform delivers voice recognition, emotion detection, personalized interactions.
Avatars that assist customers in exploring products, offering tailored recommendations, and helping with purchase decisions pulling up relevant content in real time from the organizational repository or databases. Voice and facial expressions with real-time lip-sync, personalized conversational experiences.
Our technology ensures perfect synchronization between avatar lip movements and spoken words for a lifelike experience. Our perfect lip-sync technology ensures that avatars' mouth movements are in sync with their speech, offering a fully immersive, realistic experience. Whether it’s for customer service or product demonstrations, your customers will feel like they’re engaging with a real person
These use cases illustrate the versatility and efficiency that multimodal agents bring to customer service and product discovery. By combining speech, text, and visual elements, businesses can significantly enhance customer interactions, reduce response times, and improve satisfaction levels.
Multimodal agents, with their ability to combine multiple modes of interaction (e.g., speech, text, gestures, and visual elements), offer significant advantages in customer service. Here are some key use cases that can be solved by multimodal agents in customer service:
• Problem: Customers need support at all times, including outside regular business hours, but traditional support teams cannot be available 24/7.
• Solution: Multimodal agents can provide instant responses to customer queries, operating around the clock. They can engage with customers via voice, text, or even visual aids, delivering quick and accurate assistance regardless of time zones.
• Problem: Customers often need help with complex issues that require step-by-step guidance, such as troubleshooting technical problems or navigating through detailed processes.
• Solution: A multimodal agent can guide customers through intricate processes using a combination of text, voice, and on-screen instructions. For example, a visual agent could display diagrams, videos, or walkthroughs while explaining the solution verbally, making the process easier to follow.
• Problem: Generic, one-size-fits-all responses can frustrate customers and reduce their satisfaction.
• Solution: By leveraging customer data and AI-powered natural language processing, multimodal agents can provide personalized assistance. For instance, an avatar could greet a customer by name, recall their previous interactions, and offer tailored solutions, making customers feel more valued and understood.
• Problem: Customers often turn to FAQs or knowledge bases, but static text-only answers can be hard to navigate or understand.
• Solution: A multimodal agent can act as an interactive FAQ, responding to questions with text, voice, and visual aids. For example, it could pull up a video tutorial to visually demonstrate a process, making information easier to comprehend and engaging.
• Problem: Customers frequently want to check the status of their orders, including tracking numbers and delivery times, but the process can be tedious and impersonal.
• Solution: A multimodal agent can provide live, real-time updates on order status. It can show an interactive map with delivery tracking, explain estimated delivery dates via voice, and answer any follow-up questions through text or speech, making the process fast and efficient.
• Problem: Scheduling and managing appointments over the phone or through a traditional booking system can be cumbersome and time-consuming.
• Solution: Multimodal agents can assist customers in scheduling or rescheduling appointments via voice commands or text input. They can also provide visual confirmation and reminders, such as showing an appointment calendar and sending reminders via multiple channels (e.g., email, text, or voice call).
• Problem: Customers often struggle to find the right product, and companies miss opportunities to upsell or cross-sell.
• Solution: A multimodal agent can ask questions about the customer’s preferences, analyze their past purchases, and suggest personalized product recommendations. Through interactive avatars, the agent can visually showcase products, explain features, and suggest complementary items, enhancing both the shopping experience and sales.
• Problem: Billing inquiries and payment-related issues are common but can be complex, requiring secure handling and detailed explanations.
• Solution: A multimodal agent can help customers with billing questions or payment processing, explaining charges via voice, displaying invoices or payment breakdowns on-screen, and guiding customers through payment methods. The avatar could even provide real-time assistance with troubleshooting payment errors.
• Problem: Customers often have questions about returning products, whether due to defects or dissatisfaction, and require assistance with the process.
• Solution:Multimodal agents can walk customers through return policies, provide information about eligibility, and guide them through the steps of initiating a return. They can also display return labels, help customers schedule pickups, and answer follow-up questions via chat or voice.
• Problem: Waiting for customers to reach out with an issue can lead to frustration and lost opportunities for engagement.
• Solution: Multimodal agents can offer proactive support by monitoring systems and reaching out to customers before issues arise. For example, an agent can notify a customer about a delay in their order and offer solutions (e.g., reschedule delivery or offer a discount) via voice or text, preventing frustration and improving customer satisfaction.
• Problem: Customers may switch between different communication channels (e.g., text, voice, or social media), leading to fragmented interactions and frustration if agents cannot keep track of the context.
• Solution: Multimodal agents can handle interactions across multiple channels while maintaining context. For example, if a customer starts a conversation via chat and later calls for further assistance, the agent can seamlessly continue the conversation without the customer needing to repeat information.
• Problem: Chatbots often lack personality and can feel robotic, which negatively impacts the customer experience.
• Solution: Multimodal agents with realistic avatars provide a more engaging, human-like interaction. These avatars can show emotions, respond with facial expressions, and even adjust tone and body language according to the context of the conversation, making the experience feel more natural.
• Problem: Customers may speak different languages, which can create barriers in communication, especially in global businesses.
• Solution: Multimodal agents can offer multilingual support by recognizing different languages in text or speech and providing real-time translations. They can also adapt visual and vocal expressions to suit the customer’s language preferences, offering a more personalized and effective experience.
• Problem: Onboarding can be a complex process, especially when it involves a lot of information, forms, and tutorials.
• Solution: Multimodal agents can guide new customers through onboarding, explaining account setup, features, and FAQs with the help of avatars that demonstrate each step. They can break down the process into digestible pieces and answer customer queries in real-time, providing a smoother and more engaging onboarding experience.
• Problem: Customer complaints and conflicts can escalate quickly, leading to dissatisfaction and damage to brand reputation.
• Solution: Multimodal agents can manage complaints by offering empathetic responses, providing resolution steps, and de-escalating tense situations. They can assess the tone and emotion in the customer’s voice or text and respond accordingly, offering solutions in a calm, professional, and personalized manner.