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Where the conversation happens
One lives in the chat window on your site. The other works site chat, WeCom and connected social messaging, where consultative sales already happen.
Both promise the same result: every customer handled the way your best person would. Fin runs that inside Intercom’s web chat. TOPPP builds the playbook you have already proven into AI sales workers that work site chat, WeCom and connected social messaging where your sale can move forward.
Fin for Sales and TOPPP both work inbound sales, and both describe the result the same way: every customer handled the way your best person would. What differs is where the conversation happens and whose method it runs. Fin Sales Agent runs inbound sales end to end in Intercom’s web chat and is priced per outcome, a published $0.99. TOPPP configures the sales playbook you have already proven into AI sales workers: their roles, their stages, the standards they are reviewed against, and the line where a person takes over. They work in site chat, WeCom and connected social messaging, and a human can take a single customer back at any moment, backstage. Fin details verified from Intercom’s public pages, 2026-08.
Two questions decide this, not which AI is smarter
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One lives in the chat window on your site. The other works site chat, WeCom and connected social messaging, where consultative sales already happen.
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One performs like a good rep out of the box. The other is built around the playbook your own best closer already proved.
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Scored against your own standards before launch, replayable turn by turn after, handed back one customer at a time.
The middle column is what we verified from Intercom’s public pages in 2026-08. The right column is how TOPPP works.
A blank cell means we could not verify it, not that they do not have it.
“Inbound sales end to end” means one thing in self-serve software and something else entirely in a business where the decision lands on a call.
Same promise, two different sales motions
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Self-serve software: the buyer is already in your product, the questions are about plans and limits, and one good session can finish it. A chat agent is the right shape.
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Education, online courses, insurance, aesthetics, home renovation, local services. The first message is a question; the decision comes later, on a call or at a visit.
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If your sale ends in the window, buy the window. If it moves elsewhere and into a thread that runs for days, an agent that only lives in the window is not enough.
Moving an agent into one-to-one threads raises the stakes. Three mechanisms make it safe enough to do.

The review workbench scores each case against your own standards: what must be said, sensitive-topic limits, which tools must be called. No pass, no launch.

Every turn of thinking, every tool call and every timing can be replayed, so you can see which step failed: the method, or the knowledge behind it.

Switch a single customer between human and AI, not a global toggle. The takeover happens backstage, so to the customer it is still the same person.
The three on the left are cases where TOPPP is not the right fit. Better said here than 20 minutes into a demo.
Not necessarily. The two sit at different points. Fin answers in your web chat, inside the tool your support team already uses. TOPPP takes the sales conversation where consultative deals can move: site chat, WeCom and connected social messaging, across days, on your proven playbook. Whether both should run, and how the traffic divides, is something TOPPP walks through against your own stack during the demo.
It decides the answer. A web-chat agent reaches whoever is on your site at that moment. TOPPP works site chat, WeCom and connected social messaging, so a question asked at 23:00 gets answered, follow-up runs for as many days as your playbook says, and the thread is still there when the customer returns. Which messaging platforms are connected is confirmed during the demo.
Custom is not the same as built from scratch. TOPPP is customisation on a platform: the engine is shared, the business logic is yours — your method, your roles, your standards and your boundaries, configured on one system. TOPPP sizes the investment against your complexity during the demo, so you compare against your own numbers, not a published rate.
Three lines of defence. Before launch, the review workbench scores it against your standards: no pass, no launch. After launch, problem conversations feed an improvement loop, and changes are never edited in place — TOPPP saves a new version; once it passes review you explicitly publish it, and a bad one can be rolled back. A human can take one customer back at any moment, backstage.
A demo takes about 30 minutes. Rather than listen to us, run it on your own business.
Or contact us directly business@toppp.ai