Decagon ships a strong agentic AI. Where Richpanel separates: your CX team owns the eval framework (Decagon keeps it vendor-side), the rollout is a 30-min PoC on the demo call + 2-week pilot + 4-week full deployment, and the 50% resolution in 30 days guarantee shifts the risk to us.
These operators left an established helpdesk for Richpanel. The pattern repeats across every switch we run: fewer agents, lower cost per ticket, faster cutover.
Our cost per ticket dropped around 70%, $500K in annual savings. CSAT went from 88% to 96% and held.


Zero backlog last BFCM, the first time in years. We went from 18 agents down to 10, live in under two weeks.

Decagon ships a strong agentic AI. Where Richpanel separates is in three places that decide enterprise rollouts: who orchestrates the AI, who owns the quality framework, and who absorbs the deployment risk.
Decagon is the agent. Someone still has to run it day to day: policy, escalations, drift. The question is who.
Everyone scores hallucination and accuracy. The real question is who can read the test cases and change them.
Decagon's own blog puts deployment near 6 weeks, with no money-back. Here is what we put on the line instead.
Book the demo and we build a PoC on your help center + a sample of your tickets while you watch. From there: 2-week paid pilot, 4-week full deployment, 50% resolved in 30 days or your money back. No slide deck. No commitment.