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Client Comms Engine

Service Business — Client Communication Engine

Built an AI communication layer that drafts, routes, and sends client updates across email, SMS, and portal — cutting response time from 4 hours to 12 minutes while maintaining the owner's voice and personal touch.

Role

AI Systems Architect

Timeline

8 Weeks

Client

Service Business

01 — The Problem

The Problem

A service business owner was the bottleneck in every client conversation. Every update, every status check, every scheduling change required the owner's personal attention — because clients expected communication that sounded like the owner, not a template. The result: 4-hour average response times, missed follow-ups, and an owner who spent 60% of their day on communication instead of delivering services.

02 — The Solution

The Solution

Designed an agentic communication system that learned the owner's voice, tone, and decision-making patterns from two years of email history. The system now drafts contextually-aware responses, routes urgent items for human review, and autonomously handles routine updates — scheduling confirmations, status reports, invoice follow-ups — without the owner ever touching them.

03 — Key Features

Key Features

  • Voice Cloning & Tone Matching: AI-trained on 2 years of owner communications to replicate voice, greeting patterns, and response style across all channels.
  • Multi-Channel Routing: Unified inbox that receives from email, SMS, and client portal, then drafts and sends responses via the appropriate channel.
  • Escalation Intelligence: Distinguishes routine requests from urgent issues, auto-handling the first while flagging the second with recommended responses.
  • Response Analytics: Tracks response times, client satisfaction signals, and identifies patterns that need process changes.

"My clients still think they're talking to me. The response time went from half a day to minutes, and I haven't touched a routine client email in three months."

Business Owner

Service Business