The platform

The engine behind every chime.

Support, sales, voice, and knowledge aren't separate products stitched together. They're one engine that listens across every channel, understands intent, and resolves — grounded, confident, and fully auditable.

Stage 1

Ingest

Email, chat, voice, social, and API normalize into one signal stream.

Stage 2

Route

Classify, enrich, score urgency, and decide: resolve, escalate, or sell.

Stage 3

Resolve

Sessions reason with grounding, take real actions, and know when to stop.

Stage 4

Adapt

Every provider — LLM, voice, KMS, CRM — sits behind a clean boundary.

One brain

It doesn't answer. It resolves.

Most platforms deflect tickets and call it AI. Chimes runs resolution sessions that reason, ground, act, and escalate — with safety designed in from the first token.

Grounded resolution

Answers are grounded in your knowledge and account data — with confidence scoring and hallucination checks on every step.

Real actions

Issue refunds, reset passwords, update accounts, and trigger workflows. Resolution, not deflection.

Safety budgets

Confidence thresholds, hostile-sentiment escalation, and per-session budgets keep autonomy in bounds.

Human + agent

Humans and AI agents share one queue, one history, and one escalation chain — as peers.

Adapter-native

Zero opinions about your stack.

Identity, secrets, models, voice, storage, billing, and CRM all sit behind trait boundaries. Run the exact same engine in the cloud, on your own Postgres, or fully local.

chimes.toml
[adapters.llm]
provider = "anthropic"

[adapters.voice]
provider = "telnyx"

[adapters.iam]
provider = "keystone"
mode     = "cloud"      // cloud · self-host · local

[adapters.kms]
provider = "openbao"    // your keys

[adapters.crm]
provider = "salesforce" // or hubspot, or none
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Resolved autonomously
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Voice response time
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Interactions analyzed
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Tenant-isolated tables
It's not a helpdesk with AI bolted on. It's an autonomous engine that happens to have a helpdesk inside it.
The Chimes design principle · Why we built it this way

Questions

The short answers.

Both — and that's the point. Support and sales share one engine, one history, and one set of actions. A frustrated ticket and a buying signal are handled by the same brain, so nothing falls through the gap between systems.

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