Who this is for
- For companies that want to reduce the burden on the inbox but maintain control over prices, complaints, exceptions and the tone of conversation.
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An assistant that organizes the conversation without pretending to be the owner
The assistant can collect the question, suggest a reply, and pass the case to a human. It does not sell on its own, promise exceptions, or hide automation.
Offer
- sketch of the assistant and its boundaries
- call routing by case type
- human contact summary
- handoff when the owner's decision is needed
What you need
- contact channels
- questions and lead types
- response boundaries and topics for escalation
- the person who takes over the conversation
Approval gate
- The assistant escalates prices, exceptions and complaints to a human. It does not pretend to be the owner and does not publish anything itself.
Expected result
- fewer repeated replies
- clear takeover of the conversation by a human
- better lead qualification
- assistant with logo and borders
Use examples
- FAQ with DM -> assistant with secure answers
- Shop: questions about the product -> routing and contact card
Starting price context
- from PLN 1,500 / month
Estimated starting path
- FAQ/assistant: quick start
- Integrations: after channel confirmation
Examples for this service
What does the result look like on the client's real material?
Visualization: chat chaos → card for the owner
Material from the client: Demo material: the client writes chaotically about price, appointment time, and exceptions in one message.
Generated visual example: The visual shows the split: on the left, the client's chaotic chat; on the right, a clean card for the owner with the topic, missing data, "owner decision required" status, and a draft reply.
Additionally: The demo graphic shows a chaotic conversation being organized into an owner decision card — without text embedded in the image.
This shows the bot as a tool for structure and handoff, not as automation that pretends to be the owner.
Long message → summary + handoff
Material from the client: Client message: several questions at once, no photo, a request for a quick price and appointment time.
Ready summary: Topic: service inquiry. Missing: photo, scope, and preferred date. Risk: price and appointment time require a human decision. Draft reply: "Please send a photo and a date that suits you — we will check the possibility and come back with specifics."
Additionally: Status: to a human / can be replied to with a template / requires a decision. The assistant does not send a promise on its own.
The owner understands the conversation faster and sees what is missing.
Video demo: AI prepares a draft, a human approves it
Material from the client: Short video scenario: the owner receives many messages per day and does not want the bot to make decisions for the company.
Video demo scenario: Shot 1: a long client DM and the text "The owner gets messages like this all day." Shot 2: the assistant extracts the topic, missing data, and risk. Shot 3: a card "Status: owner's decision required," "Draft reply: ready." Shot 4: the owner clicks "approve / correct."
Additionally: Caption: This is not a bot that pretends to be the owner. It is an assistant that gathers chaos from messages and turns it into a clear next step.
The example explains the boundary of automation in 15 seconds.
Starting range