Starko AI answers customersin their own language.
Starko AI replies on the web widget, email, WhatsApp, Instagram and Slack, from your Knowledge hub. You decide how it talks, where it answers, what it is allowed to do, and when a conversation goes to your team.
Behaviour
Who Starko AI says it is, how it talks, and what happens when it can’t help.
About your business
Used to introduce you and personalise every conversation.
Company name
What you do
One or two sentences. This is how the assistant describes your business.
How it talks
The voice Starko AI uses with your customers.
Tone of voice
Reply length
Short for chat-style answers, long for detailed ones.
Greeting
The first message a customer sees in the widget.
Channels
Choose where Starko AI answers. On a channel it doesn’t, new messages go straight to your team: the conversation is assigned by your assignment rules and flagged for a reply.
Web widget
Starko AI answers first and hands over when needed.
Starko AI answers first and hands over when needed.
Starko AI answers first and hands over when needed.
Starko AI answers first and hands over when needed.
Slack
Off: conversations go straight to a person.
When Starko AI can’t help
Customers can always ask for a person. Decide what happens next, and when idle chats close.
Hand the conversation to
Your team will take over the conversation
Close idle conversations after
Counted from the customer’s last message.
Ask customers to rate replies
Customers can rate each AI reply in the widget.
AI assistant in short.
- Where to set it up
- Settings, AI assistant: Behaviour, Translations, Actions, Conversation starters and Installation.
- Who can change it
- Admins and owners. Every member sees its replies in Conversations.
- Reply language
- Always the language the customer writes in, whatever the widget language.
- Tone of voice
- Natural & friendly, Neutral, Matter-of-fact, Professional or Humorous.
- Reply length
- Short, Standard or Long.
- Channels
- On for every channel by default. Switch each one off on its own.
- Tools
- MCP servers from the library, your own MCP servers, and legacy HTTP actions.
- Price
- Free, like the rest of the support side.
It answers from your knowledge, or says it cannot.
- Show where answers come from: on, replies cite the article links they used. Off, links and references are stripped before a reply is sent.
- About your business: the company name and one or two sentences on what you do, used to introduce you in every conversation.
- Advanced instructions: the system prompt, a Latest instruction that takes precedence for current campaigns or temporary policies, and Training examples, pairs of a customer message and the ideal answer.
- When a ticket already exists for the issue, follow-up details go onto that ticket instead of a new one.
- For multi-step requests, it follows your procedures step by step.
- Ask customers to rate replies: customers can rate each AI reply in the widget.
Choose where it answers, one channel at a time.
- Channels: Web widget, Email, WhatsApp, Instagram and Slack.
- All channels are on by default, so nothing changes until someone flips a switch.
- The channel setting wins: Back to Starko on a conversation in a switched off channel keeps it with your team.
- The widget greeting still shows on a switched off web widget, since it is fixed text.
Channels
Choose where Starko AI answers. On a channel it doesn’t, new messages go straight to your team: the conversation is assigned by your assignment rules and flagged for a reply.
Web widget
Starko AI answers first and hands over when needed.
Starko AI answers first and hands over when needed.
Starko AI answers first and hands over when needed.
Starko AI answers first and hands over when needed.
Slack
Off: conversations go straight to a person.
Decide what happens when it cannot help.
- Before passing to the team, Starko AI makes sure the customer's name and email are on record.
- If the customer mentions a ticket, it checks that ticket's status before opening a new one, to avoid duplicates.
- A handed over conversation is assigned by your rules and flagged Needs reply in the inbox. A teammate's reply takes it off the AI, and Back to Starko gives it back.
Give it tools, so it can do things, not only explain them.
- Built in, Starko AI can search your knowledge base, open a support ticket, check a ticket's status, save the customer's name and email, and read the customer's context.
- Older HTTP actions, built with the HTTP request builder, still work under Legacy HTTP actions.
- On your website, it can also run page actions you register in the widget, such as opening a record or switching a view.
- With Cal.com connected, it offers open meeting slots as buttons and books the one the customer picks.
- Connecting servers requires the admin or owner role.
Replies can carry cards and buttons.
- On WhatsApp, choices are sent as native reply buttons or a list.
- On Instagram, choices become quick replies and products are sent as native cards.
- Product cards and choices come from the MCP tools you connect on the Actions page. Ticket cards are built in.
Write the widget once. Visitors read it in their language.
- Translate now: add up to five language codes at once to translate them before the first visitor arrives.
- Editing the greeting or the texts updates the languages that are already translated.
- Conversation starters, where Starko AI opens the conversation, are covered on Outbound. The install snippet is on the widget page.
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