Support Agent

Sort incoming questions, spot the issues that keep coming back and draft replies from your own help pages. Your team reviews and sends every answer.

Works with

  • Firecrawl
  • Google
  • Reddit
  • X
  • Exa
  • Apify
  • Apollo
  • Google Maps
  • People Data Labs
  • Facebook

And 7 more routed sources

Run it from SpringBrand or the assistant you already use

  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Cursor
  • WorkBuddy
  • Hermes
  • OpenClaw
  • Windsurf

Built for support leads, founders, store owners and community managers

1. Describe the job in a sentence

Sort these 60 tickets by topic and urgency.

2. The agent picks the tools

  • Google
  • Exa
  • Firecrawl
  • Apify
  • Apollo
  • Google Maps
  • People Data Labs
  • Reddit
  • X
  • Facebook
  • TikTok
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
  • RedNote
  • OpenAI

No outside data needed for this one — the agent works from what you give it.

Same request works from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or WorkBuddy over MCP.

Support Agent

What comes back

Triage

  • Tickets grouped by topic
  • Urgent ones flagged first
  • A count per issue

Help desks store tickets. An agent helps you clear them.

Keep your help desk. Hand the sorting and first drafts to an agent, and keep people on the send button.

  • Without SpringBrand:

    Reading every ticket to decide what’s urgent

    With SpringBrand:

    Tickets grouped by topic with the urgent ones first

  • Without SpringBrand:

    Answering the same question from scratch

    With SpringBrand:

    Drafts built from your own help and policy pages, with the quote attached

  • Without SpringBrand:

    Noticing a recurring issue weeks too late

    With SpringBrand:

    A monthly count of what customers ask about most

  • Without SpringBrand:

    Missing complaints that happen off your help desk

    With SpringBrand:

    Public mentions on Reddit and X, collected in one pass

  • Without SpringBrand:

    Help pages that drift out of date

    With SpringBrand:

    A list of pages to update, based on the questions coming in

Describe the job once, run it wherever you work

  1. Connect your data sources

    Google and Exa for search, Firecrawl and Apify for reading pages, Apollo, Google Maps and People Data Labs for company data, plus seven social platforms — already connected, on one credit balance.

    • Google
    • Exa
    • Firecrawl
    • Apify
    • Apollo
    • Google Maps
    • People Data Labs
    • Reddit
    • X
    • Facebook
    • TikTok
    • Instagram
    • YouTube
    • RedNote
    • OpenAI
    • ElevenLabs
    • Seedream
  2. Run it where you already work

    Run support jobs from SpringBrand, or connect over MCP and call the same tools from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or WorkBuddy.

    Claude CodeCodexCursorSpringBrandWorkBuddyHermesOpenClaw
  3. Describe the job in a sentence

    No flowchart to build. Say what you need in plain language; the agent decides which tools to call and shows you what it used.

    Triage

    Sort these 60 tickets by topic and urgency.

    Draft replies

    Draft a reply to this refund question using our policy page.

    Repeat issues

    What are customers asking about most this month?

  4. Read the page, not just the title

    Page readers pull the real headings, claims and prices from the pages that matter, so the answer is built on what the page says today.

    competitor.com/pricing

    • H1Plans for every team
    • H2What’s included
    • H2Frequently asked questions
  5. Check every claim

    Results come back with the sources behind them. Open any link, check the claim and decide what to keep.

    Firecrawl
    Google
    Reddit
  6. Hand off to the tools you own

    Output comes as a list, table or draft you paste or import. SpringBrand doesn’t send, post or run on a schedule — each run starts when you ask.

    Agent

    Researches and drafts

    You

    Review and edit

    Your tools

    CRM, CMS or ad platform

  7. Bring in a specialist when you need one

    When a job needs a person, describe the problem and get matched with a fixed-scope service. You see scope and price first; some deliver in as little as 24 hours.

    Matched service

    Fixed scope, fixed price

    • Scope and price shown before you order
    • Delivery in as little as 24 hours
    • One correction included
    Approve
  8. Start free, pay per run

    New accounts get free credits on signup. Runs spend credits from one balance, and purchased top-ups never expire.

    Free credits on signupOne balanceTop-ups never expirePay per runMonthly credits reset each cycle

Get started with popular support services

Rather hand the job to a person? These fixed-scope services show the scope and price up front, and you approve before anything is ordered.

With guardrails on every run

  • Matched service

    ScopeShown

    PriceShown

    Not nowApprove

    You approve every order

    The agent can match you with a service, but nothing is ordered until you’ve seen the scope and price and said yes.

  • Password

    No account access needed

    Agents and services work from the facts and files you send. Never share passwords, codes or payment details.

  • SearchRead pagesDraftPost or send

    Research, not actions

    Agents search, read and draft. They don’t post, send email or change your accounts on their own.

  • Googlesource
    Firecrawlsource
    Redditsource

    Sources on every result

    Findings come with the pages they were read from, so you can check a claim before you use it.

  • Credit balance

    MonthlyTop-ups never expire

    Credits you can see

    Runs spend credits from one balance. Purchased top-ups never expire; monthly credits reset each billing cycle.

  • Delivered1 correction included

    One correction included

    Fixed-scope services include one correction if the delivery misses the agreed scope.

Resources to help you go further

Guides, playbooks and docs for putting a support agent to work.

Put your first support agent to work

New accounts start with free credits, so the first run costs nothing to try.