Chatbots that answer correctly — and know when to hand off.
Customer support, sales qualification, and internal knowledge assistants grounded in your own information, with guardrails, human handoff, and cost controls. The assistant in the corner of this page is one of ours.
Problems we're usually brought in for
The same twenty questions, all day
Your team answers the same things repeatedly while real issues wait.
Leads that arrive at 2 a.m.
Visitors have questions outside business hours; by morning they've moved on.
Generic bots that make things up
You've seen chatbots invent prices and policies. You can't put that in front of customers.
AI Business Chatbots, end to end
- Assistants grounded in your documents, products, and policies — not general internet knowledge
- Clear guardrails: no invented prices, timelines, or commitments; graceful handoff to a person
- Support, sales, and internal knowledge use cases, with lead capture and ticket creation
- Multi-channel: website, WhatsApp, Slack, Microsoft Teams
- Analytics on what customers ask, plus per-conversation cost tracking
- Model choice tuned for cost — most deployments run for cents per conversation
FAQ
How does it avoid making things up?
It answers only from the knowledge we load and is instructed to defer to a human for anything it can't verify. We test it against real questions before launch.
What does it cost to run?
Usually cents per conversation with a cost cap we configure with you. We show you the exact numbers in a dashboard.
Can it create support tickets or leads?
Yes — handoff to a human creates a ticket with the transcript attached, exactly like the assistant on this site.
Which channels?
Website first, then WhatsApp, Slack, or Teams as needed — one knowledge base behind all of them.
How long to launch?
A website assistant on your existing content can be live within days; multi-channel deployments take a few weeks.
Tell us what you're trying to build.
We'll reply with a straight answer on fit, approach, and next steps — usually within a business day.
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