Use Case

Your inbox, on autopilot.

Most emails have an answer in your knowledge base, a free slot in your calendar, or a colleague who should pick them up. Lucy AI reads each one, decides which it is, and acts. The team only sees the ones that genuinely need them.

Re: Friday 7pm. Table for 6? Drafting… TO rachel.k@gmail.com "Hi, do you have a table for 6 on Friday at 7pm? It's for a birthday." Rachel, 14:02 Hi Rachel, Yes, one table for six at 7pm on Friday is open. I've put it on a tentative hold under your name. Confirm by 5pm Thursday? Lucy AI, on behalf of The Cocktail Room AUTO-REPLY · 0.6 s Read inbox Identified booking Checked Collins Fri 7pm available Held provisional #BR-2148 Reply queued
Operations manager at a desk reviewing drafted email replies on a laptop.

The problem

The inbox is a queue with no order. Bookings, FAQs, complaints, supplier questions, and one-line "do you do private hire?" enquiries land in the same place, and someone has to read every line before deciding what to do. By the time they get to the booking, the slot's gone; by the time they get to the complaint, it's escalated.

How Lucy AI helps

Lucy AI reads each email and classifies the intent. FAQs get an answer drafted from your knowledge base, with the source cited. Booking enquiries trigger a calendar check against your reservation system, and the AI agent writes back with available slots and a tentative hold. Anything the AI agent can't answer with confidence goes to the right team with the conversation summarised at the top, so the human starts in context rather than from cold.

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Spin up a Lucy AI demo in under a minute and watch voice and chat agents answer customer questions using knowledge trained from your website. Add product, policy, or business documents to the knowledge base and Lucy AI handles even more queries.

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