Knowledge and rules
Customer-facing material, internal information boundaries and handover criteria.
Consumer health and customer operations · Project practice
A documented sales SOP does not guarantee consistent execution. This practice embeds decision rules, follow-up steps and handover conditions into the conversation workflow.
Source: the sales case in Enterprise AI Implementation Solutions. The execution rate applies to that project only. Daily conversation and handover counts shown in the demo are simulated. Results are not a guarantee for other teams.
Experienced advisers carry much of the judgment, while new colleagues need time to learn. Routine inquiries occupy advisers, and managers struggle to see whether each SOP step has been followed.
Organize customer-facing knowledge, sales standards and handover rules. Connect WeCom conversations to the Agent workflow. Health-related statements, pricing permissions or requests for a person trigger adviser takeover.
Read inquiries and relevant customer information from the authorized channel.
Check health-related statements, pricing permissions and requests for a human.
Prepare responses, progress follow-up steps and record actions within the permitted scope.
Pause automated replies when a decision requires a person.
Handle authorized routine responses, follow-up steps and execution records.
Set sales rules and handle health questions, commitments, pricing permissions and other exceptions.
Customer-facing material, internal information boundaries and handover criteria.
Channel integration, SOP execution, adviser takeover and records.
Team usage, process checks and updates to knowledge and rules.
For teams with established products and sales SOPs, and frequent customer inquiries. Starting requires business material, suitable channel access and adviser participation.
Start with this workflow and define a practical first step.
Source: Enterprise AI Implementation Solutions · sales case
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