RedPrinting.com · AI customer-service assistant
Custom printing means every customer asks the same things before they buy — price, material, size, turnaround. We built RedPrinting a bilingual AI assistant that answers them in seconds, 24/7, using only RedPrinting's own products and past chats. The result: a business-hours phone queue became near-zero-cost, always-on self-service.
The same customer questions used to flow through a phone line and an inbox, on business hours. Here's what changed once the assistant went live.
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No new content to write. Nothing invented.
We fed the assistant two things RedPrinting already owned — its full product catalog and its archive of past customer chats — so it answers like the team's best agent, instantly.
It only answers from RedPrinting's data. No generic internet answers, no guessing — if it isn't in their catalog or chat history, it doesn't make it up.
Every reply is grounded in an actual RedPrinting product — pulled from their catalog, priced correctly, in the customer's language.
RedPrinting's source docs were mostly Korean, from different teams, in no fixed format. A retrieval pipeline turns that mess into reliable, grounded answers.
Variable-format Korean & English documents are parsed and split by meaning — headers, specs, tables — so context stays intact, no manual reformatting.
Meaning-based search + exact keyword matching, then a reranking pass — so product codes, specs and prices come back precisely, not approximately.
The model only ever sees what was retrieved from RedPrinting's data, detects the question's language, and replies in it — never from the open internet.
We turned RedPrinting's busiest, most repetitive support load into instant self-service — grounded entirely in their own data. The same approach works for any business buried in the same questions.