Resources

Docs, rollout notes, and operator playbooks for a real support launch.

This page is built like a true SaaS resource hub. It now frames Terri.ai as a configurable platform with optional extensions, operator controls, and rollout guardrails.

Launch guide

Moving from staging to a live storefront support rollout.

1. Connect the stack

Enable only the extensions you need, then add the connector credentials, OpenAI settings, and Google Maps key in the app dashboard.

2. Keep the production workspace gated until your primary commerce connector is ready

Terri’s safe write actions and verification flows depend on the store connection being correct first.

3. Test support flows end to end

Verify status questions, order detail replay, address edits, cancellations, and refund caps before rollout.

4. Review inbox automation behavior

Make sure Terri’s inbox polling rules match your mailbox and that auto-reply is only enabled where appropriate.

Inbox automation

What Terri should do with incoming email.

Keep

  • Order status questions with an order number
  • Out-of-stock and restock questions
  • Product questions tied to catalog items
  • Threads that need human review

Archive or label out of the inbox

  • Store ops notifications like new orders and failed orders
  • Unsolicited marketing mail
  • Unsupported-language contact spam for the US-only store flow
  • General non-support conversations

Guardrails

The AI is useful because the action layer is constrained.

Terri works when the support model is explicit about what can and cannot happen automatically.

R1

Refunds stop at the remaining balance

Customers cannot prompt the system to refund more than the order actually has available.

R2

Address changes need validation

Google Maps checks are used before Terri stages a shipping edit for confirmation.

R3

Email does not mutate orders directly

High-risk requests from email are pushed back into the verified Terri session instead of being applied from the inbox alone.

Update log

What this site template now includes.

Marketing site Platform, pricing, and resources pages now read like a real software product.
Production mode Terri runs without the built-in sandbox storefront, seeded credentials, or demo signup paths.
Dashboard The admin side now presents the configuration and inbox tooling inside a more credible app-style layout.