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Bootstrap sessions through the widget API.
Embedded Agents
Put graph-backed help inside your product or internal tool.
The Oppulence widget lets product and operations teams expose conversations backed by configured projects, sources, workflows, and tool boundaries.
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Route conversations to the right graph, workflow, and escalation path.
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Use RAG and tool calls without rebuilding the agent stack.
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Why it matters
The Oppulence widget exposes a graph-backed agent inside a product, portal, or internal tool. It uses configured projects, sources, workflows, and tool boundaries instead of a separate support bot memory.
How it works
- Create a project with sources, workflows, and tools.
- Embed the widget script or iframe in the target surface.
- Bootstrap sessions against the widget API.
- Route conversations to the right workflow and escalation path.
Embedded graph access
Customers or teammates can ask questions from inside the product while the answer path stays tied to the configured graph.
Project-aware routing
Sessions can route to the right project, workflow, and source set so answers match the domain instead of a generic assistant.
Escalation-ready
When an answer is not enough, the same workflow can propose a handoff, draft, ticket, or tool call with review boundaries intact.
Operational outcomes
A faster path to product-embedded AI support.
Consistent answers across product and internal operator tools.
Room to grow from Q&A into controlled action workflows.
Use cases
Where the graph changes the workflow.
The feature pages stay concrete: each capability maps back to work traces, graph context, and a reviewable next step.
In-product help
Answer product questions from a graph that can include docs, support context, and known workflows.
Internal tools
Give operators a focused agent inside the system where they already do the work.
Assisted resolution
Move from answer to proposed next step when the workflow requires action.
Why teams trust the queue
Built for evidence-backed action.
Each workflow keeps the same standards: source evidence, current relationship context, explicit policy decisions, and reviewable execution.
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Every recommendation includes a reason and source evidence.
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Verification, policy, approval, and execution remain clear boundaries.
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Replies, meetings, edits, and revenue outcomes improve future actions.
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