Chinmay Singh

We are about to launch another feature to help SDRs. Stay tuned.

I started iWish because I saw good product managers and sales people struggle. iWish helps sales team learn about the product interactively and create customized presentations specific to audience. We will be launching one new feature every month for the rest of 2023 to keep you help winning.

Automate level-0, level-1, and level-2 tech support using AI enabled voice bot. https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

When I talked to our prospects, they kept on saying "I wish I could automate tech support". So I named the company the company iWish AI.

How about automating tech support? https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

If you are looking to modernize tech support, iWish has built something unique. A user can ask for help from Slack, get the help and if AI is unable to help then get the ticket created in ServiceNow. So 100% L-1 support gets automated.

At the initial stage, Just reaching to former colleagues. Also, creating video and sharing them. This is the one I shared today: https://youtu.be/COvVUp7pDpY

I do. Just posted one. For critical posts, I request my close friends to Like it too. Her eis one that I posted 5 mins back: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/c...

There are a few other use cases. For example, as an Engineer you can record yourself. That recording gets converted into a user manual and what we call "Live Help". Your QA team then can use these two to perform testing.

As I did not hear on this, should I assume that all the Engineers and Product Managers here LOVE to create User Manuals/IFU/DFU manually? Don't be shy folks. I know that you get hounded by Marketing and Customer Support on missing/incorrect manuals. You would rather code(engineers) or talk to customer/sales (Product Managers). Give me feedback so that you could be free to do what you want.

Did this problem get solved for you? We are launching a new product in a few days that do 2 things: 1. It makes a pdf manual 2. It creates a voice enables interactive bot that works as if someone is guiding you step by step. In the voice instructions, a user can ask to skip something/ask clarification etc. Would love to share more, if interested.

Getting fired for no cause.

PH Community- Any feedback on this? I am looking to solve this problem for you and knowing what part you hate the most in this process is vital to build a good product.