Where we start.
Each of these is a queue of similar cases that people read one at a time. We answer the questions your team asks, apply your rules, and hand the uncertain ones back.
- 01 / WARRANTYWarranty & claims triageRoute obvious claims, ask for missing evidence, and send uncertain claims to your team.
- 02 / SUPPORTSupport triageKnow what a ticket is about and how urgent it is before anyone opens it.
- 03 / RETURNSReturns reviewApprove routine returns and flag the ones that need inspection or a decision.
- 04 / OPERATIONSOperational reviewTurn any repetitive document, request, or case review into a structured decision.
Warranty & claims triage
Most claims fall into a handful of patterns your team already recognizes. We read the description, the order, and the evidence, answer the same questions your reviewers ask, and apply your policy to the answers.
- A GOOD FIT WHEN
- Claims arrive as free text, photos, or forms
- Reviewers follow a written or unwritten policy
- Most claims are clear-cut, but still read by hand
- WHERE CASES GO
- APPROVE
- SHIPPING_CLAIM
- MORE_INFO
- MANUAL_REVIEW
- WORKS WITH
- Warranty portal
- Order history
- ERP
“The upper limb cracked while drawing the bow. Bought in August, photo attached.”
- YES / NO
Does this appear eligible for warranty?
- ONE OF
What is the most likely cause?
- SCALE
How severe is the damage?
- Cosmetic
- Minor
- Significant
- Unusable
eligible ≥ 0.90 and cause = manufacturing
APPROVE_REPLACEMENT
One claim, before and after.
- Customer submits claim
- Employee opens claim
- Employee reads description
- Employee reviews evidence
- Employee checks policy
- Employee decides what happens
× 50 a day
- Customer submits claim
- Your existing application gathers evidence
- Banh evaluates the claim
APPROVEMORE_INFOMANUAL_REVIEW
Instead of replacing your warranty platform, we add a decision layer inside the process you already use.
Support triage
The first minutes on every ticket go to reading it and deciding where it belongs. We classify intent and urgency as tickets arrive, so outages reach the right people immediately and routine questions land in the right queue.
- A GOOD FIT WHEN
- High ticket volume across several queues
- Urgent issues get lost among routine ones
- Agents spend time re-routing misfiled tickets
- WHERE CASES GO
- ESCALATE
- ROUTE_BILLING
- ROUTE_TECHNICAL
- SELF_SERVE
- MANUAL_REVIEW
- WORKS WITH
- Help desk
- Shared inbox
- Chat
- CRM
“Checkout has been down since 9am. None of our customers can pay.”
- YES / NO
Does this need immediate attention?
- ONE OF
What is the customer asking about?
urgent ≥ 0.85
ESCALATE_ON_CALL
Returns review
Return requests mix easy cases with ones that need a closer look. We classify the reason and condition against your return policy. Clear cases are approved, and anything outside policy or uncertain goes to inspection or a person.
- A GOOD FIT WHEN
- Return reasons arrive as free-text notes
- Policy depends on reason, condition, and timing
- Inspection capacity is limited
- WHERE CASES GO
- AUTO_APPROVE
- INSPECT
- MANUAL_APPROVAL
- REQUEST_INFO
- WORKS WITH
- Returns portal
- Order history
- Warehouse system
“Jacket arrived in the wrong size. Worn once, tags removed.”
- YES / NO
Is this within the return policy?
- ONE OF
Why is it being returned?
- SCALE
What condition is the item in?
- Like new
- Worn
- Damaged
within_policy < 0.75
INSPECT
Operational review
Many back-office queues are the same review done over and over: invoices, requests, applications, exceptions. If your team can describe the questions they ask, we can usually turn them into a workflow and send only the real exceptions to people.
- A GOOD FIT WHEN
- A queue of similar documents or requests
- Reviewers answer the same few questions each time
- Exceptions matter more than routine cases
- WHERE CASES GO
- AUTO_MATCH
- ROUTE_TO_BUYER
- AP_REVIEW
- REQUEST_INFO
- WORKS WITH
- ERP
- Document store
- Shared inbox
- Forms
“Invoice total is 4.2% above the purchase order. Supplier notes a freight surcharge.”
- YES / NO
Is the difference within tolerance?
- ONE OF
What kind of discrepancy is this?
not within tolerance and type = added charge
ROUTE_TO_BUYER
Examples are illustrative. The questions, thresholds, and outcomes for your workflow are set with your team during the pilot.
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