It never opens your wallet.
Support Triage reads every ticket and shipping exception the moment it lands. A routine delivery question gets a grounded draft, built from a live shipment scan. Anything touching money (damaged, refund, replacement) gets flagged for you instead. The agent can suggest; only you can spend.
Drafted — waiting on your review
Flagged for you — no draft attempted
Drafted — waiting on your review
Most helpdesk AI answers everything the same confident way — including the tickets where the honest answer costs money. Support Triage reads the ticket first, then decides whether it's allowed to write a word.
“Hi Ankit — your Signature Trio is with the courier, scanned at the Pune hub 6:42am today. Typical transit from there runs 1–2 days; I’ll flag it myself if it hasn’t moved by tomorrow.”
No refund, replacement or delivery date promised. That isn’t the agent’s to give.
“The seal was broken and the tin arrived dented — Order #RS-8890, ₹2,140.”
Auto-priority: a damaged report and an order over ₹500 both raise a ticket to high.
The mechanics behind the routine lane: grounded on a live read, not a language model's best guess at what a support agent might say.
Support Triage reads this same desk. It doesn’t bolt on a second inbox.
Every draft and every flag lands in the same inbox as your reviews and shipping alerts. Notice the WISMO ticket carries an “Escalate with AI” button — the damaged one doesn't, because there's nothing for the agent to draft.
2 items need your call. Support Triage handled the rest.
AI-drafted reply · you review before it sends
Hi Ankit — your Signature Trio is with the courier, scanned at the Pune hub 6:42am today. Typical transit from there runs 1–2 days; I’ll flag it myself if it hasn’t moved by tomorrow.
This is the whole differentiator vs a generic helpdesk AI: it can acknowledge, explain and cite tracking — it can never spend your money on your behalf. None of that is configurable.
The in-ticket Razorpay refund launcher stays exactly where it is today — a human action, on a human’s click. The agent can flag that a ticket needs one; it can never fire it.
Deflect the routine. Escalate the rest.
Support Triage ships with Operated and Sovereign, already wired in. Nothing to bolt on, nothing to configure. Off until you turn it on; grounded and human-approved from the first ticket.