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For support teams

Your queue grows every quarter.
The answer to most of it is already in your case history.

Chip searches your case history before an agent starts work, validates every escalation before engineering sees it, and writes the articles your team never gets around to.

For support leaders

This is what your Monday morning looks like.

Your team closes hundreds of cases a week and leadership sees almost none of it. This is the view that changes that conversation.

ChipSupport intelligence · Acme Corp · Apr 21–28

Recurring patterns this week

Merge backlog / Too Many Parts23
Config mismatch on upgrade18
API timeout — cold start11

Chip · Pattern brief

Merge backlog pattern recurred 23 times this week. Runbook updated. Engineering notified.

Waypoint AI isn't just another tool. It's our secret weapon.

Pav Jhita

Head of Support Operations · ClickHouse

Without Chip

Your best engineers spend Friday afternoons answering questions only they know the answer to.

With Chip

Questions that have been answered before get answered in seconds. Engineers stay on their actual work.

01 · When a case arrives

The answer is already in your case history.

Before an agent touches a new case, Chip has scanned every resolved case in your history, found the closest matches, and posted a runbook. Most of the time, the fix is already known.

When it isn't, the agent opens the case already knowing what was tried before and what the problem isn't.

ChipCase triage · CASE-4891
CASE-4891new

Acme Corp · ~20% of analytics events missing this afternoon

Searching resolved cases

3 matching cases

CASE-489194% match

Events missing after traffic spike

CASE-423188% match

Analytics drop — merge backlog pattern

CASE-389281% match

Analytics gap post-campaign launch

Classification

P2IngestionBug · Data loss

Chip · Internal note

3 matching cases found. Likely merge backlog — runbook ready. Agent can respond now.

02 · Before it reaches engineering

For the first time, you can guarantee every escalation is complete.

Chip validates every escalation before it reaches an engineer: root cause hypothesis, reproduction steps, customer configuration, prior cases referenced, suggested fix attached.

Engineers stop spending the first 30 minutes of every ticket getting oriented. They open it and start working.

ChipEscalation quality · ENG-2847

Merge backlog (Too Many Parts) — inserts dropped at high write volume

Filed by: Support · To: Infra team · Priority: P1

Required context

Root cause hypothesis
Reproduction steps
Customer configuration
Prior cases referenced
Suggested fix attached
All context present. Sent to engineering.

03 · After it's resolved

Chip documents the fix your team didn't have time to write.

When a case resolves with a fix that isn't in your knowledge base, Chip writes the article. When the same root cause has appeared three times without a playbook, Chip creates one.

The next agent who sees the same root cause finds the article. The resolution takes minutes instead of hours.

ChipKnowledge loop · CASE-4891
resolvedCASE-4891 · 2 min ago

Fix: raised background_pool_size to 128 and added retry wrapper in event_writer.py

Knowledge gap detected

No article covers: MergeTree background_pool_size tuning

Drafting article

MergeTree merge backlog: background_pool_size tuning

Who benefits

The whole team benefits.

Support agents

New cases arrive with context pulled from every similar case the team has resolved. Agents stop starting from scratch.

Support ops

Full visibility into deflection rates, escalation patterns, and knowledge gaps. No custom reporting to build.

Engineering

Cases that reach engineering are ones that need code changes. The rest are handled before they get there.

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Works with your stack.

Chip connects to your existing support, comms, and engineering tools on day one.

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