Replies in the customer’s language
Answers in the language the customer wrote in, using only the facts you put in your settings.
Job intake for trade businesses
A chat front desk for your website. It prices a job from your own price list, collects the booking details with the customer’s consent and sends you a job card.
A sample job card for a fictional business. Nothing here is booked.
How it works
Three steps, and the customer never waits for a callback to find out what happens next.
They message the chat on your website at any hour. The front desk replies in their language and asks only what your crew needs to know.
Fixed danger phrases are checked first. A match shows the safety steps and your emergency number instead of a quote.
Name, job, urgency, a price range and the customer’s consent arrive on your phone as one card you can act on.
What the front desk does
Answers in the language the customer wrote in, using only the facts you put in your settings.
A job is priced from the list you provide. Anything outside the list is not quoted, it is passed to you.
Gas smells, sparks and similar phrases skip the quote and show the safety card.
If the answer is not in your settings, it says so and hands the enquiry to a person instead of guessing.
Selected work
Every project shows what it does, how it was tested and where it still falls short.
A multilingual booking assistant for home-service businesses. It prices a job from the price list and sends the owner a job card.
Answers only from a clinic’s own pages, with a source link on every answer.
A two-assistant AI workspace with voice, live as a web app.
A short message is enough: what you do, where enquiries arrive and who answers them.
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