Customers expose gaps no spec can predict
The first version will miss things. Real chats reveal confusing wording, unexpected intents, missing context, and places where the agent needs a better answer.
Built • Monitored • Improved
Built and managed by the Peach team
We set up AI agents for your high-volume customer conversations, connect them to your systems, watch how they perform, and keep improving them every week. Your team gets fewer repetitive conversations without owning prompt fixes, failed handoffs, or AI ops.
Why?
Real customers keep teaching you what the agent needs to handle next. New objections, edge cases, phrasing, languages, and failure patterns show up every week.
The first version will miss things. Real chats reveal confusing wording, unexpected intents, missing context, and places where the agent needs a better answer.
Costs and quality suffer when agents drag bloated prompts, too many tools, oversized knowledge bases, and irrelevant context into every answer.
A new prompt, model, tool, or knowledge-base update can improve one flow and quietly damage another. You need versioning and checks before changes go live.
Managed AI Agents
We help you launch without turning AI into a six-month internal project. Then we keep the agent improving with micro-agents, custom evals, audit tooling, versioned upgrades, and weekly fixes.
We map the highest-volume conversations, design the first agent behavior, connect the basics, and get you to a working launch quickly.
Smaller agents handle focused jobs like lead qualification, order status, refunds, or handoffs, so each part is easier to test, tune, and upgrade.
We define what good looks like for your use case, run checks against real conversations, and use internal monitoring tools to catch regressions before they become support issues.
When customers ask new questions, use different phrasing, or trigger weak responses, we update prompts, knowledge, tools, and handoff rules without blindly breaking flows that already work.
30-day rollout
We do not throw AI at every conversation on day one. We launch on repeatable use cases, review real chats, and scale only when quality is holding up.
We review existing chats, help docs, policies, scripts, and escalation patterns to understand what customers actually ask and where automation is safe.
We design the first micro-agents, connect the required tools and knowledge, set handoff rules, run initial evals, and launch on a controlled slice of volume.
We audit real conversations, run evals before upgrades, fix failure patterns, add new use cases, and increase automation only when quality holds.
Safety
The agent should know when to answer, when to check a system, and when to hand the conversation to a human.
Enterprise-grade data protection, privacy controls, and encryption for customer conversation logs.
Human reps receive full conversation history and intent summaries, so customers never repeat themselves.
Guardrails prevent agents from guessing prices, promising unapproved policies, or misrepresenting your brand.
Misses and edge cases feed into prompt updates, knowledge-base cleanup, eval runs, and controlled releases.
It can handle back-and-forth customer chats, ask follow-up questions, check connected systems, and hand off when it is not confident. It is built for live customer conversations, not just internal task automation.
Both. You get Peach's AI agent platform plus our team managing setup, integrations, transcript reviews, custom evals, versioned upgrades, and ongoing improvements.
We are WhatsApp-first because that is where most high-intent customer conversations happen for our customers. We also support agents on any channel you want to automate, including voice, webchat, email, Instagram DMs, or other customer messaging surfaces.
We start with repeatable use cases, add guardrails for risky answers, and hand off to human reps whenever confidence is low. Your team can also flag any bad response so we can tune it.
Audit
Share a few details and we will review your customer conversation workflow, identify the repeatable work, and suggest the first managed agent worth building.