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Helpful answers start with knowing the limits.

Check whether your agent uses approved information, asks useful follow-up questions, and admits when an answer is missing.

A desk telephone beside parcels and a return tag, representing customer support.
Example call
“Can you check what’s in the pesto?”

Missing information triggers a staff handoff.

The setup

A restaurant answers menu, access, and booking questions from a maintained knowledge base.

What to bring

  • Current menu and published prices
  • Approved ingredient information
  • Opening hours and access details

Three example calls.

QuallyAI tailors criteria like these to your business information.

Answer a missing ingredient question

Boundary

Caller says

“Does the pesto contain cashews?”

Pass criteria

Check the approved ingredient list and refer to the restaurant team if that information is unavailable.

Clarify an ambiguous question

Edge case

Caller says

“Is it included in the price?”

Pass criteria

Ask which item or offer the caller means before answering.

Use current opening hours

Core flow

Caller says

“What time does the kitchen close on Sunday?”

Pass criteria

Use the kitchen schedule rather than the venue’s closing time.

A clear reason
to make a change.

Here’s how the first scenario could surface a problem. Review the response, see the missed requirement, and give your next test a specific purpose.

Example findingNeeds review

Answer a missing ingredient question

Agent response

“No, our pesto is definitely nut-free.”

The ingredient list does not support the assurance the agent gave.

Change, then retest

Use a clear fallback when ingredient details are missing and offer a staff handoff.

Put it in your industry’s context.

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