What it can do for you
What an AI chatbot can do for your business website
Choose the job you need your chatbot to do. We design each conversation around that outcome, in your voice so it feels like talking to your team, and send every enquiry to the right place with the context attached.
How a website chatbot turns a question into a lead
01 / Lead generation
More leads from the traffic you already pay for
It starts the conversation people were too busy to start, answers the question that brought them to your site and gives them a good reason to leave their details.
02 / Lead qualification
Know who is ready to buy before your team picks up the phone
It asks the questions your best salesperson would ask, so your team knows who to call first, what they need and what to say when they pick up.
03 / Appointment booking
Book the appointment while the visitor is still interested
When someone is ready, the chat points them to a demo, consultation, tour or appointment before the moment passes, and the booking lands in your calendar.
04 / After-hours lead capture
Capture after-hours leads while your team is offline
Late-night questions get a proper answer, not an auto-reply. Your team wakes up to warm leads instead of missed ones.
05 / Customer support
Answer the everyday questions well, every single time
Your FAQs, policies and service details explained in plain language, instantly, so nobody has to dig through your website or wait for an email.
06 / Quote requests
Quote requests with everything you need to price them
It gathers everything a quote needs through a friendly chat instead of a twelve-field form, then hands your team a request they can price.
Eight more jobs
Eight more jobs we design chatbots to do
Eight more jobs we design chatbots to do, from “which service do I need?” to a tidy handoff your team will thank you for.
Service recommendations →
Turn “I’m not sure what I need” into the right service, by asking the two or three questions you’d ask in person.
Project scoping →
Collect the early shape of a project, scope, timing and budget, so your team starts with a brief instead of a blank page.
Tour bookings →
Answer the questions people ask before they visit, then book the tour or viewing while they’re still interested.
Consultation booking →
Explain how a consultation works, set expectations and gather the context your advisor needs before the call.
Not sure which job to start with? Let’s work it out together.
Tell us what you need it to do and we’ll show you what the conversation could sound like, using your business.