An AI assistant on your website: what you need

Approved answers come before the chat

A useful assistant needs clear rules about which information it may use. Prepare current pages covering services, working arrangements, contacts and common questions. Assign someone to update sources when prices or conditions change. A beautiful chat cannot compensate for missing content: it should acknowledge gaps and direct the visitor to your team.

What a first version includes

The catalogue offer covers one website, one language and up to twenty approved pages or FAQs. It includes text chat, source references and a contact request requiring confirmation. It is not a continuously available human operator and does not automatically authorise payments, order changes or access to internal systems. Extensions have a separate scope.

How to test before publishing

Test common questions, ambiguous requests and topics outside the assistant’s role. Check that it uses the correct information, does not invent prices and avoids unnecessary personal data. Test the handoff to a person on mobile too. Model usage costs, data handling and content maintenance are agreed before activation.

Catalogue solutions and prices

Compare the included scope before personalising your project.

Common questions