Your team repeats the same answers
Customers keep asking about opening hours, services, delivery or returns.
A customer wants to know about a service, a return, an appointment or an order. We build AI assistants that use information you approve and, where your software allows it, look up relevant records. Questions needing judgment go to your team.
For businesses whose staff answer the same service, product, booking or order questions repeatedly.
“My delivery has not arrived. Can you check it?”
Use the agreed customer check and permitted order information
Answer from the record, without guessing a delivery date
Send unclear or unresolved requests to your support team
Opening hours, delivery questions, service details: give customers a way to find approved answers and get help from your team when needed.
Customers keep asking about opening hours, services, delivery or returns.
When a question reaches staff, the earlier conversation is missing.
Staff search policies, product lists or booking records while the customer waits.
A customer asks a question. The assistant checks the information you allow it to use, answers what it can and passes anything unclear to a person.
Select a stage to see what goes in, what comes out, and where your team stays involved.
Start with one agreed place for customers to ask, such as your website chat.
A customer question
The question and conversation details
Use the business documents and record lookups approved for this task.
Your approved policies, service details or permitted records
A checked source, or a gap needing staff help
Explain the answer in plain language. Do not invent prices, availability or updates.
Relevant information from an agreed source
A clear answer or an explanation of what cannot be confirmed
Send the conversation and relevant details to the person who can resolve it.
A question needing staff judgment
The conversation sent to your support team
Review example conversations and update information when services or policies change.
Questions and feedback from everyday use
Reviewed answers and updated business information
These are the parts we can include. Your written quote lists the tasks, tools, quantities and checks included in your project.
Organise your services, policies, product details and common questions.
Start with one agreed place for customers to ask questions, such as your website.
Connect approved order, booking or job information, with checks on who may see it.
Pass unanswered questions to a person with the conversation attached.
Test common questions, unclear requests and information the assistant must not share.
Add a phone assistant or booking help as a separately agreed part of the project.
Start with common questions in one chat channel. Phone calls, appointments and changes to customer accounts are added only if agreed. Any paid software and usage costs are explained separately.
These example screens show how the work could look. We build your version around your business and the tools you use.
The order record has no new tracking update. A staff member checks with the delivery provider.
An online shop receives a question about a delayed order. After the agreed customer check, the assistant looks up the order status if the store software supports it. It explains the available update. If the record is unclear or the customer wants a refund, the support team receives the question and conversation.
Answer approved questions about services and opening hours. Job updates can be added if the booking or job system provides reliable access.
Explain returns, course details or booking policies from current business information.
Keep the tools that work. Decide what needs to be added, connected, or operated on an ongoing basis.
Your quote lists the chat channels, languages, documents and record lookups included. Phone calls, refunds and changes to customer accounts need separate agreement.
We explain which information we need, who checks the work and who looks after it once it is in use.
Current FAQs, prices, service details, policies and product information.
Access to the agreed chat, helpdesk or records, with limits on what may be read.
Who handles questions the assistant cannot answer and who keeps the information updated?
We test that it does the job we agreed. To see whether it saves time, we compare the task before and after your team starts using it.
Does it answer the agreed questions using current information?
Does your team receive the question and details when a person is needed?
Compare the questions staff still handle and the time spent on them.
We understand the task, build the parts you choose, test them and show your team how to use them. Your quote explains the accounts and ongoing costs.
We can help review answers, update approved information and maintain connections. Your staff still handle the questions and decisions assigned to them.
Answers about what we can build, what we need from you and how your team uses it.
It says it cannot confirm the answer and follows the agreed route to a person. It should not make up information to keep the conversation going.
Only the records agreed for the job, with checks on who is asking. We test those access rules before launch.
Where your existing software provides reliable information and a suitable connection, yes. We first confirm access and agree how the customer is identified.
It helps with the questions and lookups we agree. Staff remain available for exceptions, complaints and decisions needing judgment.
We agree a named person and update method. Keeping the source information correct is part of making the assistant useful.
Tell us what customers ask repeatedly and where your team currently finds the answers.
Discuss customer questionsTell us what happens today. We will help you work out what to improve first.