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We found Siena to be the most powerful solution for AI customer support. The nice thing is that we were able to take Siena and all the training we did with it and move it to a more enterprise CX platform that better suited our needs.

With Siena, we've shifted CX from being a cost center to a revenue driver. That transformation has been a game-changing unlock for our business.

If you’re apprehensive about AI, just test it out. I have not seen a single person disappointed by it. I know companies using Siena and I’ve not heard one person have a bad experience with it. It will definitely change your customer service department for the better.

As Global Head of Customer Support at HexClad, my bar for AI is simple: it must scale without sacrificing experience. During our Q4 volume surge, Siena AI handled high-ticket volume while staying on-brand, helping us maintain quality and protect CSAT when it mattered most. Siena is a true force multiplier for modern support.

The quality of response that Siena comes up with is phenomenal. We've even taken inspiration from her responses and added them to our existing customer-facing communications.

Siena’s unique responses are what people love most. We’ve had customers say her answers inspired them to purchase, because they just felt so comfortable with her. They feel that safety with Siena, which helps them purchase.

We chose Siena because it has the best admin UI, offers great control over automations, and is built specifically for eCommerce. It allows our in-house team to focus on complicated tickets while providing 24/7 support.

Since implementing Siena, we've taken back the time we spent on high ticket volume and expanded our team's roles across marketing and product development. It's transformed how we operate.

Sometimes I read Siena's responses and think, this is better than what I would have written myself.

When I compared all the AI solutions, I asked: who can provide the ultimate customer experience that I can fine-tune for any scenario? The only logical choice was Siena.