Lead qualification
Collect better enquiries without a long form.
A customer answers a few simple questions and your team immediately receives what they need, when they need it and what the request is about.
Questions for the actual service
A scenario can ask about scope, location, timeline, users, product or budget. It is not a rigid questionnaire: the questions follow the visitor's answers and the page they are viewing.
Fewer empty enquiries
Visitors receive help immediately without being pushed into a long form. Your team receives enough information to decide who should respond and how.
A brief ready for follow-up
The result is not just a transcript. It is a concise summary of the need, agreed details and suggested next step that can be passed to email, CRM or an inbox.
Help customers share the details that make it easier to prepare a reply or quote.
A simple way to begin
Start with one page your customers often visit.
Show what your business does
Add your website and materials the assistant can use: services, FAQ, offer or catalogue.
Choose one common question
Start with the moment customers often hesitate: asking for a quote, choosing a product or getting in touch.
Receive complete enquiries
The workspace shows the conversation and key details, making it easier to reply or call the customer back.
FAQ
Questions before launch
What information can the bot collect?
Depending on your process: scope, timeline, budget, location, product type or any other detail needed to prepare a response.
Can the bot hand the conversation to a person?
A scenario can direct the visitor to the right next step when the situation or question requires it.
Does a brief replace a CRM?
No. A brief structures conversation context that can then be used in your own sales process and tools.