Ground answers in knowledge
Attach product notes, pricing boundaries, support policies, limitations, and handoff instructions before the agent answers visitors.
Navigic builds managed AI support agents that answer from approved knowledge, serve customers through website widgets, and keep handoffs reviewable.
Create an account to build and serve a managed support agent.
If an account-specific, billing, refund, or policy exception request appears, escalate it for human review.
Continuity software
Attach product notes, pricing boundaries, support policies, limitations, and handoff instructions before the agent answers visitors.
Publish the support agent, bind it from Website Support, and serve customers through the embedded website widget.
Review account-specific, billing, refund, escalation, and unsupported requests instead of hiding the human-owned decision point.
Use channel activity and Eval Center signals to check the served revision, knowledge use, errors, retries, and handoff quality.
Learn morePricing
Start self-serve when you need one managed support workspace, or contact Navigic for team and enterprise support-agent evaluation.
Pro, Max
Choose Pro for daily continuity, or Max for heavier solo work with more managed runtime capacity.
Individual daily use
$29.90/month
For individuals using Argo to carry active work, decisions, memory, and delegated tasks forward.
Heavy solo use
$149/month
For solo operators who need deeper continuity and up to five managed runtime work loops.
Highest solo capacity
$299/month
For power users who need the highest individual capacity and up to twenty managed runtime work loops.
Team, Enterprise
Use a contact-led path for shared context, security review, and controlled rollout.
Small team evaluation
Early access
For small teams evaluating shared context, collaborative continuity, admin basics, and review surfaces.
Organization rollout
Custom
For organizations that need security review, custom evaluation support, deployment planning, and direct contact.
FAQ
Navigic builds managed AI support agents for customer support and internal support.
The primary public channel is Website Support: an embedded widget that serves a published support-agent revision. Slack is a team-facing support channel when enabled.
A support agent should answer from approved workspace knowledge such as product notes, pricing boundaries, support policies, known limitations, and handoff instructions.
Teams publish versioned agent revisions, bind the serving revision from Website Support, then review channel activity, handoffs, errors, and quality signals.
Yes. The same managed support-agent model applies to internal support when the agent has approved internal knowledge, a clear channel, and escalation rules.