Revelir AI launches AutoQA engine that scores every customer service conversation
Revelir AI has launched RevelirQA, an AutoQA engine that evaluates 100% of customer service conversations without manual sampling. The product is already running in production at Xendit and Tiket.com, aiming to give support, compliance, and product teams a full audit trail and a consistent quality standard.
Why it matters: - RevelirQA targets a core weakness in traditional QA: manual sampling that can miss most customer service issues. - The system scores every conversation against each company’s own SOPs and QA scorecards, which can surface hidden policy violations and recurring operational problems. - The product is built for companies that use both human agents and AI chatbots, where consistent quality measurement is harder to maintain.
What happened: - Revelir AI launched RevelirQA, an AutoQA engine that evaluates 100% of customer service conversations. - Xendit and Tiket.com are using RevelirQA in production, not just in pilot tests. - Both companies process thousands of customer service tickets per week, and RevelirQA scores the full volume against their existing QA standards. - Rasmus Chow founded Revelir AI in 2025. Chow is a Y Combinator W22 alumnus, and Revelir AI is headquartered in Singapore.
The details: - RevelirQA pulls each customer’s knowledge base and SOPs into a vector database using retrieval-augmented generation. - The system retrieves the relevant policy before scoring each conversation. - Every score includes an audit trail showing the model used, the documents retrieved, and the reasoning behind the result. - The platform is designed to compare support handled by humans and support handled by AI using the same standard. - Revelir AI says the system’s multilingual scoring has already been proven in high-volume environments, including Bahasa Indonesia. - RevelirQA is offered as a subscription SaaS product with three plans: Essential, Professional, and Enterprise. - Pricing depends on conversation volume and custom metrics. - Customers can deploy RevelirQA as standard SaaS or as a dedicated tenant. - The platform integrates through API with helpdesks including Zendesk and Salesforce. - Beyond QA scoring, RevelirQA adds signals such as sentiment, contact reason, and recurring issue type.
Between the lines: - The launch reflects a broader shift in Southeast Asia as companies move more customer interactions to chatbots while keeping human agents for complex cases. - Manual QA sampling typically reviews only 1% to 5% of tickets, which can leave most service problems invisible. - A system built around company-specific policies may be more useful than generic benchmarks for regulated sectors like fintech. - The audit trail is a key selling point for teams facing compliance review or regulator scrutiny.
What's next: - Revelir AI is positioning RevelirQA for enterprise buyers that need full-volume QA, custom policy scoring, and multilingual support. - The company also appears to be using its production deployments with Xendit and Tiket.com as proof points for broader enterprise adoption.
The bottom line: - RevelirQA is trying to replace sample-based QA with full-conversation scoring, giving support teams a more complete view of quality, compliance, and recurring customer issues.
Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.
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