Text assistant
A customer sends a message. The assistant answers with the hours, services and prices you entered, proposes a slot and has the customer confirm.
In test: switched off for every business until it passes its exam.
Opening hours, services and prices come from your own data, never from the memory of a language model.
It looks up a free slot and proposes one. Only when the customer writes YES does the code book that slot.
If somebody asks for a person, or it does not know, your business gets an email with the question.
These are rules the code checks before any answer leaves. If an answer breaks one, it is replaced.
Every amount in an answer has to be in your price list. A price the customer names, it does not repeat as true.
The first message says it is a digital assistant. If a customer asks whether it is a robot, the code answers yes.
The word booked may only appear in an answer once the booking has really been made.
STOP stops at once, in four languages, and no answer follows.
Before a business can switch it on, the assistant has to get through 56 situations in four languages: at least 95 percent right, and zero invented prices. That exam has not been passed yet.
Until then it is off for every business. You switch it on in your settings, never us for you.
We will show the result here as soon as there is one that is accurate.
A digital assistant that answers customers, proposes an appointment and says straight away that it is an assistant. It never invents a price.
Talk to an example assistant of a made-up business yourself, and see what it does and does not do.
Every message says it is an assistant, offers a free way to stop, and never goes out outside your opening hours.
Confirmation, reminder and invitations over WhatsApp, with SMS or email as a safety net.
The demo uses fixed rules and made-up data. You see how it writes and what it does not do.