AI Support Deployment Audits
I audit AI support deployments before they wreck your CSAT.
Ten years running support operations. I find where your AI agent answers what it shouldn't, drops escalations, and quietly burns customer trust — then I hand you the fix plan.
Auditing 2 brands' support bots free this month — apply
The Problem
The dashboard says it's working.
The rollout looks like a win. Deflection is up, tickets are down, the vendor's dashboard has a hockey stick on it. Here's what that dashboard doesn't show.
None of this is the model's fault. It's an operations gap: the bot went live before the knowledge base was audited, before anyone wrote down what it must never answer, before anyone ran fifty hard prompts and read every transcript. That's the work. I do it in ten days.
The Audit
Fixed scope, fixed price, fully async. No meetings in any package.
- 50 structured test prompts run against your live bot, scored against my public rubric
- Scored report with your top 10 failure modes and transcript evidence
- Escalation gap map
- 30-day fix list ordered by damage
- Delivered with a recorded walkthrough
- Everything in the Deflection Audit
- Rewritten escalation paths
- A scope document listing what your bot must never answer
- Knowledge base gap analysis with a prioritized rewrite queue
- Five articles rewritten as models
- The pre-launch test plan your team runs before every bot change
- Everything in the Blueprint
- Four weeks of async review while your team ships the changes
- Written notes and a recorded review every week
- CSAT instrumentation so you can prove the fix worked
What I don't do: live chat coverage, weekday meetings, building or hosting bots, vendor selection, staffing, or open-ended retainers.
How I Look At This
The rubric I score every bot against is public — all 36 points of it. So is what happens when I point it at a Fortune 500 bot.
Who's Behind This
I've run the queue.
I've built the bots.
I'm Noel Monet. I was the first customer support hire at Flora & Bast, where I built the support function from nothing: the help desk, the macro library, the SOPs, the escalation paths, the CSAT program, and the team — [N] agents handling [N] tickets a month at peak. Ten years in customer experience and support operations.
I also build with AI daily — agents, automations, prompt systems — and I've stress-tested dozens of live production support bots against the rubric above. The audit exists because those two things rarely live in the same person. The people deploying support AI have mostly never run a queue. The people who've run queues have mostly never gone deep on the tooling. I've done both, and your bot would take me a weekend.
How It Works
Stripe link, fixed price, one-page agreement attached to the receipt.
A 15-minute form: read-only helpdesk access or a transcript export, plus your knowledge base. Never admin access.
The full report and a recorded walkthrough land in your inbox. Questions after delivery get a written or recorded answer within 48 hours.
Questions You'd Reasonably Ask
Gorgias, Zendesk, Intercom, Ada, Siena. The method is platform-agnostic — the 50 prompts and the rubric score behavior, not software.
Read-only, or exports. I never need admin access, and I'll sign your NDA.
Full refund if the report surfaces nothing actionable. That's the risk I carry, not you.
Everything is async by design — it's why the price is what it is and the turnaround is ten days. Every question before or after delivery gets a written or recorded answer within 48 hours.
Because the scope is fixed. You should know what this costs before you talk to me, and there's nothing to negotiate.