Step 1
Receive the question
The workflow starts with the customer's issue and the context made available to the process.
The implementation decides which systems and fields may provide input.
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This tour searches approved support knowledge, asks a selected model to prepare a response and then pauses so an agent can check it before anything is used.
Interactive walkthrough
The flow supports the agent. It does not assume every support conversation should be automated, and it does not claim results that have not been measured.
Step 1
The workflow starts with the customer's issue and the context made available to the process.
The implementation decides which systems and fields may provide input.
Step 2
Pūnaha retrieves relevant material from the support knowledge collection using semantic or hybrid search.
Retrieval gives the response step organisational context.
Step 3
The configured model uses the question and retrieved guidance to prepare a proposed response.
A draft remains subject to the workflow's review rules.
Step 4
The workflow pauses so a person can check the facts, language and suitability of the response.
The agent can approve or reject continuation.
Step 5
The accepted result can move to the next configured step, with the decision recorded in execution history.
Any connection to another support system requires approved implementation configuration.
Configuration choices
Choose which product guidance, policy and troubleshooting material can support the response.
Select a supported local or external model according to the task and data path.
Decide which responses need review and who can approve them.
Use developer-configured REST integration when an approved support service needs to receive a result.
Show us the knowledge sources, response decisions and system connections involved today.