Deflection
The widget does more than answer with text. It helps users complete the action in the UI, which is where many how-to tickets start.
Help-center links still make users translate instructions back to the UI. Adoption Layer guides them on the page they're already on, then hands off to your support stack when an issue needs a human.
Most deflection is a bot handing over article links. The user clicks through, gets lost in the UI, and opens a ticket anyway, so your agents answer "where do I click?" instead of real problems.
A recurring team moment
"A user is trying to find where to add a VAT number to their invoice. They ask the widget. Adoption Layer points them toward account settings, then billing, then the VAT field. If they ask a complex billing question, the widget sends them to support with a note about the page and question."
The widget does more than answer with text. It helps users complete the action in the UI, which is where many how-to tickets start.
When the AI can't help, or the user requests a human, the widget sends them to your configured support path with context.
Your agent receives the user's intent, the steps they already tried, and the screen they are currently on.
See which questions the AI could not answer, so your tech writers know which articles or product explanations are missing.
Traditional chatbots provide text and links, leaving users frustrated. Adoption Layer provides interactive UI guidance and passes both the transcript and UI context directly to the agent when escalation is needed.
Your team spends less time on repetitive navigation questions. Agents start with the user's question, page context, and attempted steps instead of asking for basics again.
Connect your knowledge base and your support tool, such as Zendesk, Intercom, or Crisp. Adoption Layer parses the UI structurally for guidance and filters form data before processing.
No. It sits in front of your support tool like Zendesk or Intercom. It deflects the easy questions and hands off the hard ones to your existing stack.
When a user asks to speak to a human, or the assistant cannot provide useful guidance, the widget sends them to your configured support channel with a context summary.
It is strongest on "how-to," navigation, feature discovery, and basic configuration questions.
No. You can upload existing support documentation and configure the handoff path from the dashboard.