Intent, sentiment, and language
Classify what the customer wants, the tone behind the message, and the language used.
AI Intelligence and Assistance
SignalBX combines each eligible inbound message with bounded recent customer and agent history plus linked order, shipment, payment, and refund records for context-aware AI intelligence. It produces structured intent, priority, escalation risk, routing, and action items; authorized users can then separately draft or translate an editable reply.
Classify what the customer wants, the tone behind the message, and the language used.
Separate routine work from deadlines, churn, chargeback, and legal risk.
Use recent customer and agent messages to recognize follow-ups, repeated requests, and unresolved issues.
Place the current message in the conversation and guide it to the right department.
Condense the request and surface concrete operational next steps.
Extract referenced details, flag PII, and capture buying signals and objections.
Interpret the message against linked order, shipment, payment, and refund records when available.
Prepare an editable reply or translate support text while preserving meaning and operational details.
One structured signal record
The ecommerce schema gives every eligible message the same predictable shape while bounded conversation history and linked commerce records help the model interpret what the customer means now.
The customer is waiting for a replacement and needs delivery before Friday.
Queue-ready triage
Intelligence uses the current message, prior customer and agent turns, and available commerce records to prepare a structured view for prioritization and routing. Assistance remains a separate, explicitly invoked step that returns editable text to an authorized user.
Inbound customerEmail · just received
High priorityAssistance with a human checkpoint
After context-aware AI analysis has clarified the issue, authorized users can separately request an editable reply using recent conversation history, an optional instruction, tone, and language—or translate supplied support text into a chosen target language.
My replacement still hasn’t arrived and I need an update before Friday.
I’m sorry your replacement has not arrived. I understand you need an update before Friday.
ToneEmpathetic
LanguageCustomer’s language
I’m sorry your order has not arrived. I understand you need an update before Friday.
Lamento que tu pedido no haya llegado. Entiendo que necesitas una actualización antes del viernes.
Asynchronous by design
SignalBX claims eligible inbound messages in leased batches, assembles bounded context, selects the tenant’s domain prompt, persists the structured result, and then makes it available to conversation activity and analytics.
Eligible inputInbound text, caption, or transcription
ClaimedReference contextRecent conversation + linked commerce records
BoundedStructured analysisSchema-versioned JSON signals
Validated as JSONOperational resultMessage, activity, and analytics context
PersistedPredictable by design
The ecommerce prompt requires a complete JSON result with stable top-level fields, explicit confidence values, no nulls, and schema and prompt versions.
Structured AI signal record · selected fields{
"intent": {
"value": "complaint",
"confidence": 0.94
},
"priority": {
"level": "high",
"reason": "Possible duplicate charge",
"confidence": 0.93
},
"escalationRisk": {
"level": "high",
"indicators": ["duplicate charge"],
"confidence": 0.90
},
"routing": {
"department": "billing",
"confidence": 0.96
},
"actionItems": [
"review duplicate charge",
"share delivery update"
],
"promptVersion": "ecommerce-v2"
}
From message to operating picture
SignalBX aggregates allow-listed AI intelligence fields into labeled panels, including universal support signals, conversation-aware triage, and ecommerce-specific demand indicators.
Priority, escalation risk, conversation stage, routing, and response style.
Every domainTop keywords, action items, entity types, and PII indicators.
Operational detailBuying signals and objections found across inbound conversations.
Domain specificDistribution views that show what customers need and how they feel.
Queue overviewMessages become actionable
Identify product interest, stock or variant questions, and readiness to buy.
Sales · friendly responseRecognize shipment and tracking questions and direct them to fulfillment.
Fulfillment · concise responseRaise priority, capture the issue, and suggest an apologetic or empathetic response.
Support · escalation awarenessDetect refund intent, retention risk, and the operational next step.
Returns · action itemSurface duplicate-charge risk and route the conversation to billing.
Billing · high escalation riskCapture the buying signal and price objection without losing the sales context.
Sales · buying signal + objectionIntelligence and assistance you can operate on
Intelligence stays tied to the inbound message and its bounded reference context, while drafting and translation are separate requests with explicit access, quotas, validation, and content-free audit records.
AI intelligence and assistance questions
When AI intelligence processing is configured and enabled, SignalBX processes non-deleted inbound messages with usable text, caption, or transcription for active tenants that have AI analysis enabled. Outbound messages are not analyzed by this background process.
It includes intent, sentiment, language, keywords, summary, priority, escalation risk, conversation stage, action items, entities, routing, response style, PII indicators, buying signals, and objections.
For each eligible inbound message, SignalBX can supply bounded prior customer and agent messages plus linked customer, order, shipment, payment, and refund records. The current message remains the primary input, and context is treated as read-only reference data that may be incomplete or stale.
AI intelligence stores structured signals for operational use. Drafting and translation are separate on-demand operations that return editable text to the authorized caller; neither operation sends a message automatically.
The tenant’s AI analysis domain selects the ecommerce intelligence rules for intent, risk, routing, conversation stage, buying signals, and objections across stores, marketplaces, D2C brands, retail, delivery, subscriptions, bookings, and digital products. When a contact can be resolved safely, linked commerce records help interpret order-status, delivery, payment, and refund questions.
The ecommerce schema flags whether PII is present and records categories such as personal, financial, medical, credential, and legal data. Its instructions prohibit sensitive values from being repeated in summaries or action items.
Yes. Tenant-scoped analytics aggregate intent, sentiment, universal signal panels, contextual fields, and ecommerce buying signals and objections through allow-listed JSON paths.
A draft request can include an optional instruction, one of the supported professional, friendly, empathetic, or concise tones, and a requested language. SignalBX automatically supplies bounded recent text and caption context from the conversation.
The translation operation is instructed to preserve meaning, tone, names, URLs, identifiers, numbers, and line breaks while adding no explanations or new content.
No. Audit rows retain operational metadata such as operation, actor, model, character counts, context count, tone, language, status, and input or output hashes—not the prompt, conversation text, draft, or translation.
Every message, understood in context
Turn inbound ecommerce conversations into structured urgency, ownership, and action using recent customer and agent messages plus available order, shipment, payment, and refund context—then help the team draft or translate an editable response.