Customers find out later
Someone told the wrong returns deadline doesn't know it's wrong until they're refused. Then it's a complaint, a phone call or a bad review.
I ask your chatbot the questions your customers ask, check every answer against your own help centre and policies, then fix the content behind the wrong ones.
No logins or system access needed. Written report in 3 working days.
CustomerIf I change my mind, how long do I have to return something?
BotYou have 30 days to return any item for a full refund.
Your refund policy says 14 days. 30 is the exchange window.
CustomerCan I collect my order to get it sooner?
BotOf course! Just pop into our showroom.
Collection isn't offered, and showroom stock is display only.
CustomerDo you deliver on Sundays?
BotWe don't deliver on Sundays or bank holidays.
Matches your delivery page.
A bot that answers confidently and wrongly looks like a success on the dashboard. The cost turns up later, somewhere else.
Someone told the wrong returns deadline doesn't know it's wrong until they're refused. Then it's a complaint, a phone call or a bad review.
Many AI support tools bill for each conversation the bot handles on its own. A wrong answer the customer accepts still counts.
Refunds, cancellations and deadlines touch customers' legal rights. Those answers need to match your published policy exactly.
Help centres grow one article at a time. A returns window gets updated in one place and not another. A payment option changes, but the old FAQ stays.
A person skims the page they need. An AI agent reads all of them, and when they disagree, it picks one. Most of the wrong answers I find trace back to conflicts like this, not to the bot itself.
"How long do I have to return something?"
Bot: "30 days." A promise the policy doesn't make.
I write 20 questions your customers really ask, put them to your public chat, and grade every answer against your own pages.
I find every place your pages disagree, agree one clear answer per topic with you, and rewrite the content behind it.
Policies change and new questions appear. A monthly check keeps your bot in line with what you actually offer.
Works with bots built on Gorgias, Intercom Fin, Zendesk and similar tools. Answer Key is independent and not affiliated with any of them.
Start with the free check. If it finds nothing worth fixing, the report says so, and that's the end of it.
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I'm Andrew, and I run Answer Key. I started it because AI support agents are only as good as the content they read, and most help centres were written for people skimming one page, not for a bot that reads all of them at once.
You deal with me directly, from the first check to the final re-test.
No. The check uses your public website chat and your public help pages, the same as any customer would. Access is only needed later, if you'd like me to make the fixes for you.
Some platforms bill for each conversation the bot resolves, typically around $1. I group the 20 questions into four chats, so a check costs you a few dollars at most.
Any customer-facing AI agent with a public chat, including those built on Gorgias, Intercom Fin and Zendesk. The fixes are mostly to your content, so they carry over if you change tools.
Then the report says so, and you'll have the evidence. If it only finds small issues, I'll tell you how to fix them yourself.
No. I make your help content consistent with the policy you choose. Where a policy itself raises a legal question, I'll flag it for your own legal adviser rather than give legal advice.
Send me your website address. I'll come back within one working day to confirm, and you'll have the report within three.
Or email directly
contact@answerkey.co.uk