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Reply at the speed your community talks

Your audience is having the conversation with or without you, across every channel you post on, mostly when your team is not at a desk. Sence puts every comment and message in one place, drafts the reply in your own voice, and lets you publish when your audience is actually online. Engagement stops being a queue nobody has time for.

Trusted by teams using Sence

  • The New Zealand Herald
  • Sky
  • All Blacks
  • Letterboxd
  • RNZ

People are reading your comments whether you answer or not

A comment section is not a side channel. It is the part of your post most people actually read, and the part you have the least control over. Someone deciding whether to trust you scrolls past your caption and reads what everyone else said about you first.

Which is why silence is expensive. An unanswered complaint sits at the top of the thread all night, a question nobody picked up reads as indifference, and the reply that would have fixed both takes ninety seconds to write. Most teams are not short of intent. They are short of a place to see it all and the hours to answer it.

Every one of those is decided in a thread you can reach.

Everything arrives in one place

Comments on your posts, replies under those comments, and the direct messages nobody else can see all land in the same queue. Sence reads each one on arrival, hides anything that breaches your rules, and quarantines the spam before your team ever scrolls past it. What is left is the conversation actually worth your time.

  • One queue for comments and direct messages, across your connected channels
  • Read on arrival, so nothing waits for someone to log in and look
  • Spam quarantined and harmful comments hidden before they reach your team

Answer in your own voice, not a template

Sence learns your voice from the conversations your team has already had, then drafts the reply for each comment in it. Your team reads three suggestions, picks one, edits it or writes its own. The tone stays yours whether the person answering has been in the job five years or five days.

  • Replies drafted in your brand voice, ready to send or edit
  • High-priority conversations and superfans flagged, so replies go where they count
  • Every correction your team makes feeds back in

Post when your audience is there, then read what came back

Plan the posts you already know are coming and set them to publish when your audience is online rather than when your team happens to be at a desk. The comments that follow come straight back into the same queue, already classified, so you can see which posts drew a conversation worth having.

  • Schedule around the moments you already know are coming
  • Publish when your audience is online, not when the office is
  • See what each post actually drew: volume, sentiment and what was actioned
Why Sence

The tool that replies is the tool that reads

Most teams run engagement out of two systems that have never met: a publishing tool that knows nothing about the comments, and a moderation queue that cannot reply. Sence is one workflow. The same pass that classifies a comment for sentiment, theme and harm is the pass that decides whether it is worth answering and drafts the answer. Your team is not switching between tools, and the reply is written by something that has actually read the thread.

  • Moderation and replies run in one workflow, not two tools bolted together
  • Replies are tuned to your brand voice and your content policies, so an automated response reads like your team wrote it
  • Automated tagging identifies the high-priority conversations, so volume does not decide your priorities for you
  • Onboarding starts with dedicated workshops on your brand strategy and tone of voice
  • The system keeps learning from every interaction after it is deployed

Frequently asked questions

No, and that is the point. Sence drafts the reply for each comment in your brand voice and flags which conversations are worth answering first, so a team of three can respond at the volume that used to need six. The claim is a faster team, not a replaced one, and the published figure behind it sits on AI smart replies for social.

They are built from your own conversations rather than a generic model, and onboarding starts with workshops on your brand strategy and tone of voice. A suggestion your team would not have sent gets edited or rejected, and that correction feeds back in.

Yes, and turning comments off costs more than it saves. Moderation runs on the same stream as engagement, so abuse and spam are gone before your team scrolls past them. That side of the job belongs to Protect, which covers moderation in its own right.

Sence tags high-priority conversations, surfaces the superfans and the questions worth replying to, and quarantines the spam. Your team opens a queue that has already been sorted rather than one sorted by whoever commented most recently.

The same comment stream that you reply to is the one Sence measures, so sentiment, themes and brand mentions move as your engagement does. That is the job of Understand, which reads the same stream a second time.

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