Give your AI the power to act.
Dubot answers, guides, completes, or hands off inside your product. And you get the confidence it worked.
Your support AI can answer well and still leave the customer’s job open.
One request, from customer intent to verified result.
Watch one HoneyBook workflow move from request to verified result.
Answer. Show me. Do it for me. Hand off.
Like asking someone who can do something about it.
Dubot knows what the customer means now.
Dubot checks who is asking, what they can do, where they are, and which actions apply.
“Actually, make the next payment due August 30” needs no invoice number or link. Dubot knows which invoice is open.
Every request leaves a record.
Each Run records what Dubot understood, used, attempted, and verified.
- 01What the customer asked
- 02How Dubot interpreted it
- 03The context it used
- 04The kind of help it chose
- 05What was previewed and confirmed
- 06What executed
- 07What was verified afterward
- 08The outcome, or the handoff and why
- 01Understand the request
- 02Ground it in product context
- 03Preview and execute the approved action
- 04Verify the result or explain the handoff
Dubot can act, but your team sets the limits.
You’ve heard “agentic” before. The difference is receipts: approved actions, confirmation on real changes, and a record of every run.
Approved actions only
Dubot can only use capabilities your team has reviewed and approved. Nothing is added without your team’s review.
Confirmation policy per action
You set which changes require explicit customer confirmation and what the preview must show.
Role permissions
For configured actions, availability can be scoped by role before Dubot offers the action.
Verified results
Where an action defines a verification step, Dubot checks the resulting product state rather than treating an API response as success.
The safe no
When Dubot cannot proceed safely, it says why and hands off with context.
Dubot acts inside the customer’s authenticated session. Product credentials stay in your app.
Read more about security →Two surfaces. One governed core.
The Resource Center and Browserbot use the same approved actions, confirmation policies, and run history.
Answers, guides, completes, and hands off beside the customer’s work.
- Context
- Policy
- Actions
- Verification
Guides the customer through the live product when the step should belong to them.
Beside the customer’s work.
Answer, show, do, or hand off without leaving the product.
Draft invoice #1042
Through the live product.
Point to the real control, wait for the customer, and verify what changed.
Payment schedule
Choose Edit to change the next payment date.
Waiting on the real controlReal changes still wait for permission.
How Dubot fits your existing support stack.
Dubot resolves work inside your product, then returns the conversation and product context when a person needs to take over.


Dubot is not another help desk. It owns the path from customer intent to in-product outcome.
Working with Intercom and Fin today: Fin can use your approved Dubot actions. When Dubot hands off, the conversation goes to Fin with the context and a note attached. Fin triages; your team steps in when needed. Read the Intercom + Fin guide →
Open by design. Approved actions can also be exposed through MCP and used by supported agents under the same action policies.
Start with the support journey that creates the most work.
Connect the actions it needs, test it in the real product, and review the results before expanding.
Engineering connects Dubot
Engineering installs the SDK and exposes the capabilities required for the first journey.
CX connects your knowledge
Your CX team connects the approved help-center and public sources for that journey.
Map the first journey together
We map the relevant product surfaces, roles, and actions with your CX and product teams.
Launch a bounded slice
Test it in the real product, launch to a defined audience, then review the outcomes together.
Start with one painfulseamless customer journey.
Pick the job that fills your queue. We’ll map it with you and prove the outcome.