Ask the AI agent
Visitors can ask questions in the widget. AppsResolve answers from crawled pages and approved knowledge, and refuses to invent policies or procedures.
Let customers ask an AI agent trained on your site, search approved help, or send a structured support request without leaving your product.
Answers from approved knowledge. A real support ticket when the agent cannot solve it.

Sample Northstar setup. The widget is configured during onboarding and verified before live customer traffic.
Visitors can ask questions in the widget. AppsResolve answers from crawled pages and approved knowledge, and refuses to invent policies or procedures.
Customers can also search and read approved knowledge-base articles inside the widget instead of opening a separate help site.
Unknown questions collect contact details and become tenant-scoped tickets. Email replies still require a person to send.
Each step preserves the customer request, organization, evidence, and human decision.
Crawl public pages and add approved Q&A so the agent has sources to cite.
Add the AppsResolve script to the product or website where customers should be able to ask for help.
The agent answers from approved knowledge or says it does not know.
Unresolved questions become tickets with the chat, sources, and reason for handoff.
Resolved work can suggest reusable answers. A person approves them before they become searchable.
A customer who is already inside your SaaS product should not have to hunt through a marketing site, find an email address, and restate where they became stuck. The AppsResolve widget gives them one support entry point: ask the agent, search help, or send a ticket.
Widget answers, article views, and ticket drafts use the same published knowledge. Updating an approved article improves both the agent and the reviewer instead of leaving separate copies to drift.
If approved knowledge does not cover the question, the agent does not invent an answer. The customer can submit a structured request. AppsResolve validates the organization, allowed origin, email, and message before creating a ticket.
The launcher opens an isolated iframe rather than injecting a full UI framework into the customer's application. This keeps the widget's CSS separate from the host product. Allowed-origin controls restrict where an organization's widget may load.
The widget is a good fit when customers need help while using a web SaaS product, documented answers should be tried first, and unresolved questions still require accountable human support. It is not intended to replace an incident-status page, emergency phone line, or authenticated account administration.
The website agent can answer from approved knowledge. It does not invent business-specific facts. Email and ticket replies still require a person to send. Suggested knowledge never publishes itself.
An in-app support widget is an embedded support interface that customers can open while using a product. It can provide an AI agent, knowledge-base search, popular help topics, article reading, and a form for contacting the support team.
The website agent can answer from approved knowledge. If it cannot ground the answer, it offers a ticket. Email and ticket replies still require a person to send.
The widget uses crawled website pages and knowledge articles published in the organization's AppsResolve workspace. Approved content can support Ask AI, widget search, and reviewer-facing retrieval.
A valid escalation is mapped to the widget's organization and added to that organization's tenant-scoped ticket queue. It does not enter another customer's workspace.
Yes. Current settings include welcome and contact copy, the agent name, response expectations, search text, popular topics, contact-form fields, theme details, launcher position, behavior, and allowed origins.
AppsResolve provides an embed script for the organization. Add it to the web product or site, configure the allowed production origins, and verify the installation from the workspace before relying on it for customer intake.
Add the launcher, configure the organization, and verify the production origin.
Read moreStructure approved articles for customer search and reviewer retrieval.
Read moreSee how email and widget exceptions move through the human-reviewed queue.
Read moreThe agent answers from approved knowledge. Unknown questions become tickets. Suggested knowledge never publishes itself.