Decagon, a startup emerging from stealth, is making waves in the AI customer support space with its bold claim of providing companies with an AI-powered customer support platform that mirrors human capabilities. Founded by Jesse Zhang and Ashwin Sreenivas, Decagon has already signed deals with notable businesses such as Eventbrite, Bilt, Webflow, Rippling, Substack, and other Fortune 1000 companies in less than a year. Decagon’s solution uses a combination of fine-tuned and third-party models to train its AI, ingesting an organization’s knowledge bases and historical customer conversations while building custom integrations. This allows the startup’s agents to generate personalized customer responses and undertake actions on their behalf. Decagon’s AI is trained to reason through complex business logic, take actions, improve from feedback, tag conversations, analyze trends, write new articles, and more. The startup has received $35 million in funding from notable firms and individual venture capitalists, which will help further develop the company’s product while rapidly expanding its go-to-market and engineering teams. While Decagon is not alone in using AI to tackle and improve customer support, its ability to capture the complexity of an enterprise and take meaningful actions to solve customer pain points sets it apart from its competitors.

Decagon Leads the Pack in AI Customer Support
Decagon empowers large enterprises and high-growth startups with the most human-like AI customer support agents that provide customers with contextualized, conversational interactions and CX leaders with greater control and visibility into their organizations.
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