UniversalFlow designs the conversation. UniversalInbox is where your team takes it over. SupportBuddy writes the first draft of the reply. One knowledge base sits behind all three.
The thread and the customer carry across every stage, and all three answer from the same knowledge base. Nothing is re-asked and nothing is re-typed.

Lay out what it asks, what it answers and where it branches. One flow deploys to every channel at once.

When the flow reaches the end of what it can do, it pauses and passes the thread to a shared queue. One person owns it, everyone can see it.

The reply is drafted before your team starts typing, pulled from your knowledge base.
You can start with any one of them. They are worth more together, because they share the same conversation and the same knowledge base.
Your flow does what you drew it to do. Switch AI on for the steps where it pays for itself, and leave it off everywhere else.
Open the flow and read exactly what a customer will be asked and told. Nothing improvises its way into a promise you can't keep.
Understanding what someone meant, answering from your docs, drafting a reply. Each one is a step you add where you want it.
AI spend is separate from the platform, visible as it accrues, and zero on any flow that doesn't use it.
Tell us which conversations you want to own first and we'll bring that to the call.