Support that scales without scaling headcount
Triage every ticket, draft every reply, and keep the KB honest — without hiring another agent. Your team handles the hard 20%; Dench takes the 80% that's the same question on repeat.
Triaged 47 tickets this morning
12 auto-resolved from KB, 28 drafted and queued, 7 escalated. VIP queue is clean. Top recurring question is back — KB article needs a refresh.
Drafted
28
+5
SLA risk
0
all clear
Deflection
62%
+8pt
- Order delay — VIP — assigned to MayaHot
- Refund request — billing — assigned to SamOpen
- Filter bug — escalated to Linear #2148Engineering
Support leads watching tickets outrun headcount
- Same five questions answered six times today
- KB is six months stale, agents stopped trusting it
- Training a new agent still takes 6 weeks
What the Support agent actually ships.
Smart triage
Categorizes, tags, and routes every ticket as it lands — VIP, billing, bug, account — and assigns by skill, not random.
Drafts in your team voice
Pulls from past tickets, your KB, and the actual product spec. Draft is in the queue before the agent opens it.
KB that updates itself
Watches resolved tickets and amends the KB when answers drift — agents finally trust the doc.
Inside an inbound shift, with Dench.
- Step 01
Ticket lands, gets triaged
Tagged, categorized, VIP-detected, sentiment-scored, and routed to the right queue in under 5 seconds.
- Step 02
Draft reply is waiting
Pulled from KB + similar past tickets + your product spec, written in your team voice. Agent opens, edits, sends.
- Step 03
Coaching from the actual reply
Dench compares the draft to the agent's edits and surfaces patterns to the team lead.
- Step 04
KB updates from real answers
When the same edit happens three times, Dench drafts the KB update for review.
What the Support agent actually ships.
Triage and route every inbound ticket
Including out-of-hours and weekend volume
Draft replies from your KB + past tickets
Tone matched, links included, ready to edit
Detect VIP and at-risk accounts
From the CRM, before the agent opens the ticket
Surface duplicate tickets across the queue
Merge candidates with full context
Auto-classify by product area
Routes to the right pod, not 'general support'
Watch for SLA breaches before they breach
Slack ping to the owner with context
Summarize a 30-message thread in 3 lines
When an agent picks up someone else's ticket
Onboard new agents from real tickets
Generates training tickets + walkthroughs
Detect bug reports vs how-to questions
Files in Linear vs answers from KB
Weekly support dashboard for the founder
Volume, deflection, top issues, NPS deltas
Plugs into the help-desk you already run.
- Zendesk
- Intercom
- Front
- Slack
- Notion
- GitHub
- Linear
- Stonly
- HubSpot
- Salesforce
What Garry Tan, CEO of Y Combinator, says about Dench
Placing agent power on your own computer empowers every user and I’m so here for that. dench.com/claw

Garry Tan
CEO of Y Combinator
600K+ followers
Before you switch.
No. It removes the repetitive 80% so your agents handle the hard cases. Most teams keep headcount flat through 2x ticket growth — without burning people out on the same five questions.
Stop answering the same five questions.
Plug Dench into your help desk tonight. By tomorrow's standup, your queue looks different.
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