The agent ships tuned to five industries, each with its own way of qualifying and its own idea of a finished conversation. The questions a car buyer gets asked are not the questions a diner gets asked, and a generic assistant asks both of them the same thing.
It reads a fault description as work you can sell, checks the job is one you actually do, and books the visit with the vehicle details already on it.
Dealerships, service centres, body shops and anyone selling or maintaining vehicles.
It takes booking enquiries at 2am, tells a guest what is actually included, and never implies a date is held before the calendar has held it.
Hotels, resorts, guesthouses and spas, including the restaurant inside them.
It answers the menu question, works out whether they want a table or a takeaway, and files the request without anybody leaving the pass.
Restaurants, cafés, coffee shops, takeaways and bars.
It surfaces the problem before it pitches, tells a prospect from an existing customer, and books the call rather than leaving somebody parked on your pricing page.
Software companies, IT services firms, agencies and managed service providers.
It works out where, when and who is going, books the tour or the call, says what the price does not include before anybody asks, and never improvises on visas or safety.
Tour operators, travel agents, tourism businesses, transfer and shuttle services, visa assistance and vehicle hire.
Each one carries its own qualifying behaviour, written for how that trade’s buyers talk, and its own way of closing. Hospitality and restaurants also ship menu, dietary and opening-hours behaviour, because those are the questions that arrive after your team has gone home. All five are on every plan, including the entry one.
The agent still answers from your own material and books onto your calendar without one of the five behind it. And where the work goes past conversations, our engineers build custom agents for it: invoices and claims, retrieval across your own documents, back-office queues, quality scoring.
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