AI disclosure and support scope
Support agents are positioned as AI customer agents with explicit human handoff and scoped outcome definitions before public proof is used.
Zeiko Support separates internal QA, customer-facing claims, signed guarantees, and roadmap compliance so teams can launch support AI without overstating proof.
Support agents are positioned as AI customer agents with explicit human handoff and scoped outcome definitions before public proof is used.
Support proof uses aggregate account-level rows, redacted samples, and approved customer-story fields instead of raw customer identifiers.
Answers are checked against approved knowledge, imported helpdesk articles, support procedures, and runtime tool trace evidence.
Risky support cases can create durable tickets, preserve transcript context, and route to operators before closure or public claims.
Public claims rely on Support QA, trust-pack controls, outcome-pricing audit rows, recommendation impact, and explicit account publication settings.
External certifications and formal uptime SLA pages remain roadmap until published as signed trust artifacts.
Publication rules
The public benchmark program does not treat internal measurements as marketing claims until the proof pack and account publication settings agree on what can be shown.
Resolution and AI-resolution claims remain account and measurement-window specific.
Customer stories render only when account settings mark the story approved and provide an approval reference.
Guarantees render only from signed scope data with outcome definition, remedy, signer, and approval reference.
Outcome-priced usage is modeled from the persisted ledger and reported to Stripe only through explicit confirmation.
Trust artifact gates
Support QA can store account-scoped references, while this public page names the artifacts Zeiko requires before broader AI, retention, data-processing, data-residency, SLA, and compliance claims are buyer-ready.
Public AI disclosure, human-handoff scope, and claim boundaries must be present before broad support-agent messaging is buyer-ready.
Provider-specific retention references must be saved or published per customer before Zeiko makes provider retention claims.
Signed provider-specific retention artifacts must be attached before provider retention claims are treated as procurement-ready.
A DPA or approved policy reference must be attached before procurement-safe data-processing claims are treated as ready.
Data-residency commitments must name the supported regions, subprocessors, and customer-specific boundary before residency claims are buyer-ready.
Formal uptime and SLA evidence stays caveated until a signed reporting surface is available for buyers.
Formal security certification claims stay caveated until current certificates or auditor reports are published.
External governance artifacts, audit reports, and security questionnaires remain roadmap until buyer-reviewable evidence exists.
External certifications, data-residency commitments, and governance artifacts remain roadmap until real evidence is published.
Provider retention
This matrix names the main support-agent data processors and the current public-policy status. Formal certifications and uptime SLA artifacts remain separate signed evidence.
Primary account-scoped support system of record.
Stored as Zeiko account-scoped support data and governed by workspace lifecycle, export, and deletion policy.
Database, authentication, and account-scoped server storage.
Provider hosts Zeiko application data; buyer-facing retention wording must map Zeiko account deletion/export policy to hosted storage.
Model calls for support reasoning, drafting, QA, and translation.
Runtime model calls receive bounded support context; public policy must describe model-provider data handling and training boundary.
Application hosting, edge/runtime logs, and deployment delivery.
Provider may process request and runtime metadata for hosting; public policy must describe log retention and support-data redaction boundaries.
Billing, checkout, subscription state, and metered outcome events.
Billing events are sent only through confirmed billing flows; public policy must distinguish billing records from support transcripts.
Optional customer-configured support delivery channels.
Twilio, Meta, Resend, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, and helpdesk retention depends on customer-enabled integrations and provider setup.
FAQ
No. Public guarantees require a signed pilot scope, passing proof checks, a defined outcome, and a scoped remedy.
Support agents use approved knowledge, tickets, imported articles, support procedures, runtime tool traces, and human handoff rules before customer-facing claims are published.
External compliance certifications, formal uptime SLA reporting, data-residency commitments, and signed provider-specific retention artifacts remain roadmap or account-scoped gates until real evidence is published in this trust surface.