Make it easier for customers to explain what they need.
Instead of a short “please send a quote” message, receive an enquiry with the basic details needed for the first reply.
From a vague question to a scope of work
Instead of an email with no details, the bot can ask about service type, scale, location, timeline and outcome. This makes the first response faster and more useful.
Help on offer, pricing and contact pages
The key moments on a service website are comparing an offer, returning to pricing and leaving a contact form. That is where help belongs, not in a pop-up shown to every visitor.
A stronger start for a sales conversation
Sales can start from a real need instead of discovering basic facts. The visitor feels understood and the team knows how to move the opportunity forward.
Turn a short quote request into an enquiry your team can answer properly.
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
Can a scenario be tailored to a specific service?
Yes. Questions and next steps can follow the real process: a quote, consultation, booking or enquiry.
Can the bot collect enquiries outside working hours?
The widget runs on the website, so it can start a conversation even when the team is not responding live.
Do we need to launch many scenarios at once?
No. Start with one important friction point, review conversations and expand the configuration gradually.