The AI helpdesk that runs reactive jobs end to end
Something breaks, someone emails or calls, and a coordinator spends the next week keeping that job moving: raising it, dispatching it, chasing attendance, begging for the job sheet. Multiply by every job, every day.
TYTEN's AI helpdesk operator does the whole loop itself: it ran the UK's first AI-run FM helpdesk in production.
What it does
One worker in the TYTEN AI workforce, on this job all day.
Reads and raises
Dispatches the right contractor
Chases to completion
Closes with evidence
What it replaces
The reactive loop is where FM back offices lose the most time, because every step waits on a person reading something.
| Done by hand | Run by TYTEN | |
|---|---|---|
| Intake | Requests read in order of who shouts loudest; duplicates raised twice. | Every request becomes a structured work order on arrival, with repeat chasers surfaced. |
| Dispatch | Work goes to whoever answers the phone first. | The best-matched compliant supplier is assigned and booked; non-compliant suppliers never make the list. |
| Chasing | Job sheets pursued when someone remembers, or when the client asks. | Chased by email and phone until they land, with a record of who delivers and who does not. |
| Closure | Jobs closed on trust, evidence filed unread. | Closed against the evidence, with remedial findings raised automatically. |
How it fits the platform
The helpdesk operator is one worker in the TYTEN AI workforce. It shares work orders, contractor records and compliance data with PPM chasing, document tracking, accounting and the voice agent. See it in context for subcontractor networks.
AI helpdesk FAQ
See a reactive job run itself
30-minute demo. Bring a real work order and we will show you what the AI helpdesk operator would have done with it.
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