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Self-Serve Support Stack

Chatbase sits at the front line. Trained on your documentation, help articles, and FAQs, it resolves common questions instantly via chat on your website or app. When Chatbase cannot resolve an issue it escalates to Intercom Fin, which handles more complex queries with access to live customer data and business logic. Together they create a two-tier autonomous support layer that handles the majority of volume before a human needs to step in.

The workflow — 2 agents in sequence

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Chatbase logo
ChatbaseMCP server

Front-line knowledge base resolution

No-code platform for AI support agents trained on your own content, across chat, email, voice and WhatsApp. Free plan; paid plans $40-$500/mo, or from $32/mo billed yearly.

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Chatbase resolves common questions from your documentation. Unresolved queries escalate to Intercom Fin with full context

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Intercom Fin logo
Intercom FinMCP server

Complex query resolution and live data access

AI customer agent from Fin, formerly Intercom, now part of Salesforce. $0.99 per outcome, 76% average resolution rate across 12,000+ customers. Runs on any helpdesk or with Intercom.

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Every agent in this stack exposes an MCP server

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard for connecting AI agents to tools and data. Because each agent here publishes its own MCP server, an assistant or orchestrator can connect into every step of this stack directly, without custom API glue.

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