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Extendly boosts AI chat deflection from 5% to over 30% with Botpress

Extendly's in-house chatbot resolved only 5% of conversations without human help, making 24/7 support increasingly costly: every new agency client meant more agents, more overhead, and more complexity.

How it works
Common implementation structure
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Stage 1 · Support request arrives
Every support request starts with an AI agent built on Botpress.
Tools used
Botpress
Outcome

After switching to Botpress, chat deflection jumped from 5% to over 30% — a 500% improvement — and the volume of chats handled by human agents fell by 30%, allowing agents to focus on complex issues.

What failed first

The legacy in-house AI system could not keep up with demand and was difficult to integrate with new platforms or LLM models, requiring a full development team and increasing total cost of ownership without delivering additional value.

Results
Volume5%
Source

https://botpress.com/customers/extendly

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