Support triage
Read a ticket, retrieve approved policy, draft a reply or a route. A specialist accepts, edits, or rejects before the customer sees it.
MASS’s operations product. It is being built as reusable software—not sold today as a login. The first workflows are the same jobs MASS already scopes in custom agent work.
In development. No public dashboard. No self-serve plan.
Support triage, lead qualification, internal retrieval.
A person still sends customer-facing and CRM-write actions.
A custom agent pilot on Agentic AI—not a Bellwether login.
Bellwether PA is the productization of work MASS already does for clients. Until it ships as software you can subscribe to, the honest way to use this capability is a scoped pilot.
Read a ticket, retrieve approved policy, draft a reply or a route. A specialist accepts, edits, or rejects before the customer sees it.
Turn an inbound enquiry into a structured brief and a proposed CRM update. Writes wait on approval.
Answer from named playbooks and files. If the source is missing, the output is a refusal—not a guess.
Helpdesk or inbox, CRM, and a file or knowledge store—the same classes MASS uses in custom agent work. Specific vendors are chosen per deployment. There is no public connector marketplace and no claim that every SaaS tool is already wired.
Read, draft, and write are separate. Customer messages and record changes stay behind a human checkpoint in the first release. Tool calls are logged. This matches the guardrails on the Agentic AI service page—because Bellwether is meant to encode that practice, not skip it.
The working demonstration is the custom-agent path: one workflow, tight permissions, a review queue. That is live as client work. It is not yet a multi-tenant Bellwether product you can sign into.
If you need operations automation this year, start a custom agent engagement. If you want to follow Bellwether as a product, say so in the brief—we will not pretend a login exists.
Start with one workflow ↗