Knowledge & scope
Choose the approved pages, documents and questions the assistant should cover.
Help website visitors find useful answers and a clear next step. Plan a website chatbot around approved knowledge, a defined set of questions and a reliable human handover.

Your proposal confirms deliverables, accounts, review stages and support.
Choose the approved pages, documents and questions the assistant should cover.
Define useful answers, uncertainty handling and when a person should take over.
Review hosting, access, user interface and the agreed enquiry destination.
Test example questions, incorrect assumptions and unsupported requests before a pilot.
Choose a sample business question in our chatbot preview. It uses prepared examples so you can explore the answer and handover experience without sending an enquiry.
Approved business FAQs, contact routes, sample questions, content ownership and the information the assistant must not collect.
AI can produce incorrect answers. Sensitive actions and important decisions need an appropriate human check. Model/provider usage, hosting and content maintenance are ongoing costs.
Knowledge quality, channels, integrations and testing requirements determine a pilot scope before production.
No. It is a clearly labelled illustrative interaction with prepared examples. A production assistant is scoped and tested separately.
No. We define a useful boundary and a fallback when the approved information does not support an answer.
A handover route can be included. Channel access, platform requirements and consent are reviewed for the chosen workflow.
Share your goal, current setup and the outcome you need.
Review your prepared message in WhatsApp, then tap Send.
Identify the questions customers repeatedly ask and the approved information that may answer them. Decide whether the assistant guides visitors, prepares an enquiry or supports an existing workflow.
Define when the assistant should stop answering and offer a human contact route. Prices, availability and account-specific requests may need current data or a person rather than a generated guess.
Discuss the website platform, knowledge sources, model usage and hosting. A prepared demo shows a concept; a production assistant needs connected services, testing and ongoing content ownership.
These examples describe possible project scopes. Share your real workflow to assess suitability and delivery requirements.
An illustrative use case is helping a visitor identify a service and prepare an enquiry. Define which questions can be answered and when a person should take over.
Identify the pages or documents the assistant may use, resolve conflicting information and agree who keeps it current. Live prices or account-specific information need a separately assessed connection.
Test common questions, ambiguous wording, missing answers and requests outside scope. Review answer quality and handover behaviour before extending the assistant.
Lead collection can be assessed as part of the conversation and contact journey. The proposal confirms fields, storage, routing and review responsibilities; a chat does not by itself prove a qualified lead.
Approved website content can be reviewed as a knowledge source. Its accuracy, update process and access requirements are checked before implementation.
Required languages and representative questions need to be scoped and tested. Language coverage is confirmed after reviewing the use case and selected services.
Agree a sample test set and review criteria, then assess useful answers, appropriate handovers and usage costs against the original task.