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Healthcare services

Some enquiries need different handling.

Patients and clients disclose health information while asking administrative questions. That changes who may see the case and what may be automated.

“People include personal medical detail in what started as a billing question, and our inbox treats it like any other email.”
The version of this we hear most often

Sensitive marking restricts access

A case marked sensitive is visible to fewer people and excluded from assistant answers by default.

Nothing clinical is automated

Anything touching health information goes to a person, structurally. No configuration changes that.

Retention is shorter and enforced

Sensitive categories carry their own retention period, and expiry produces a decision rather than silent persistence.

Where to start

The questions customers in this trade arrive with.

Five that almost every company in this line of work is asked, repeatedly. Each one is either a knowledge gap, a process problem, or a question only the customer's own record can answer.

  • “Which cases contain sensitive information?”
  • “Who has accessed this record?”
  • “How long do we keep this?”
  • “What is our response time on urgent enquiries?”
  • “Which administrative questions keep recurring?”
Demo data

What customers are asking about

This month, across every conversation.

Product requests83+12%
Pricing confusion41+31%
Login problems26+38%
Billing questions19−4%
Delivery12+2%

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