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Radley Labs

How we help

Before and after

The support team repeatedly drafts answers to a familiar question. It is hard to judge whether an AI draft would save effort or introduce mistakes.

The team reviews drafts against examples, sees where the model fails and gets an operating guide with a review step and usage limits.

A worked example

A customer asks where to find an invoice. The pilot drafts an answer using the approved help text. If the guidance does not cover the account, the request goes back to a person.

What you receive

  • One pilot with an agreed task and selected model
  • Evaluation results for up to ten representative cases
  • Editable prompts, an operating guide, usage limits and failure notice

Where your team stays involved

A support colleague checks the draft and sends or revises it. Escalation examples are included in the pilot.

The starter covers one AI task, up to two supported tools and three action steps. Software and model usage are separate. A large knowledge library or autonomous consequential decisions need a different scope.

Starting the conversation

Bring approved, anonymised examples of routine and difficult tickets, plus the response your team would accept.

Ways we can help

Test one support-drafting task

£995 one-off

Build a reviewed pilot with up to ten evaluation examples, failure handling, handover and a two-week review.

What you receive

Editable prompts and configuration, evaluation results, operating instructions and a review after launch.

Choose a task to trial first

£295 one-off

Review up to three recurring tasks in a 90-minute workshop and receive a shortlist, baseline plan and proposed first pilot.

What you receive

A ranked opportunity list, baseline plan and written scope for one pilot.