Customer Support
beginner
5 min

General Customer Support

A general-purpose support agent that answers FAQs, looks up orders, and escalates complex issues to your team.

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openclaw.json
# openclaw.json — General Support Agent
{
  "name": "Support Agent",
  "model": "anthropic/claude-sonnet",
  "system": "You are a helpful customer support agent for {company}. Answer questions using the knowledge base. Look up orders when asked. Escalate anything you cannot resolve.",
  "plugins": ["@openclaw/knowledge-base"],
  "mcp": {
    "servers": ["google-sheets", "stripe"]
  },
  "guardrails": {
    "blocked_actions": ["refund_over_100", "delete_account"],
    "require_approval": ["issue_refund", "modify_order"]
  }
}

What This Template Includes

FAQ responses from your knowledge base

Order status lookups via connected tools

Automatic escalation for complex issues

Multi-channel support (WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord)

Full conversation audit trail

Perfect For

E-commerce stores handling "where is my order?" queries

SaaS companies automating tier-1 support

Small businesses with after-hours support needs

Teams wanting to reduce support ticket volume by 60-80%

Required Integrations

Connect these tools to use this template. One-click setup via Clawctl.

Security Level: standard

Includes 70+ approval gates, encrypted secrets, and full audit trail. Production-ready.

Common Questions

How does the agent know my FAQs?▾

Connect a knowledge base via Google Sheets, Notion, or any document source. The agent references it for every response.

What happens when it cannot answer?▾

The agent escalates to your team via Slack, email, or your ticketing system. No customer is left hanging.

Can it process refunds?▾

With approval workflows — yes. The agent requests refunds, you approve via Clawctl dashboard.

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