Nobody asks who they are
The widget knows the signed-in customer, their plan and the product they're using.
"What email is your account under?"One script tag puts Tore in your app. It knows the signed-in customer and their plan, answers with the source, takes bug reports with the evidence attached, and brings in a person when it should.
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Example: Beacon Analytics, a fictional product, with the Tore chat widget open. The widget knows the customer is Priya on the Growth plan. First she asks how to compare this quarter with last; typing dots appear only once a reply is coming, and Tore AI answers with a link to the help center article. Then she reports a bug: she pins the revenue chart, adds a screenshot and the last 30 seconds of replay, and the console, network and browser details attach automatically; the report is sent. Finally she asks to talk to a person, and Lena joins with the whole conversation in front of her.
Priya · Growth plan
The widget arrives knowing who the customer is, and leaves your team with everything they need.
The widget knows the signed-in customer, their plan and the product they're using.
"What email is your account under?"Tore AI answers from your help center and links the article it used.
Pasting the same help link forty times a dayPin, screenshot, recording and the last 30 seconds, with console and network attached.
"Which browser were you on?"Your colors, your logo, your wording, set per product. One script tag to install.
A generic chat bubble bolted onKnows the customer
Drop the widget in and tell it who's signed in. Every conversation arrives with the customer, their plan, the product and what they were just doing, so nobody opens with "what account are you on?"

Bug capture tools
When something breaks, your customer reports it right where it happened. They point at it, mark it up or record it, and the technical evidence attaches itself. Nothing to install.
Answers and people
Tore AI answers from your help center and shows the source. The typing dots only appear when a reply is really coming. When it isn't confident, it says so and brings in your team with the whole conversation, and anyone on your team can take over at any moment.

Your look, per product
Set colors, logo and wording for each product you run. When something is already known to be broken, the widget says so up front, so customers hear "we know, a fix is coming" instead of being asked for details.
Tune it
One script tag, your branding, and a widget that already knows who's asking.