In private-domain and WeCom scenarios, the customer, contact, mentioned person, actual executor, and customer organization are often not the same. Aijia Customer Service makes identity confirmation the first step in the service chain: who is speaking, in which conversation, on behalf of which customer, and with what context scope.
The system can surface candidate signals, but a candidate is not a confirmed identity. Before identity is confirmed, only public knowledge and current conversation context should be used. Private context, prior commitments, customer records, and back-office details require a clear scope.
Customer, contact, organization, conversation scope, and evidence source are clear enough for full service reasoning.
Same name, phone, group member, or history can be only a candidate, not permission to expose private context.
When organization, contact, speaker, or channel identity conflicts, the system prioritizes clarification and review.
Identity confirmation has scope, evidence, and a revocation path. One account or group result should not expand without limits.
Customer identity and context are not just profile management. They are the risk boundary and efficiency entrance for AI service operations.
Avoid using one customer's history, commitments, materials, or progress for another customer.
After identity is confirmed, the system uses the right context instead of asking the customer to explain again.
A group ID is a conversation container. Member identity must be confirmed separately.
Each confirmation records who confirmed, when, based on what, and for which scope.
This is the boundary that moves private-domain and WeCom AI support from demo into production.

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