An assistant that knows your questions.
What an assistant takes on
Three jobs that tie up people today — and that an assistant handles reliably when it is built right.
Answer questions
Recurring questions about products, prices and processes — answered from your content, not from a language model's general knowledge.
Point to the right place
Whoever is looking for something is guided to the right offer, form or contact person instead of into a dead end.
Qualify ahead of time
The assistant clarifies what it is about. Your team joins a conversation that already has context.
Where it helps — and where it does not
An assistant does not replace your experts. It takes the repetitive work off their hands.
Where it holds
Questions that come up often and have a settled answer. Ways through an offering. A first read on an enquiry. Availability outside office hours.
Your team is freed from repetition without enquiries going unanswered.
Where the human stays
Negotiations, delicate cases, anything with legal or financial weight. An assistant deciding here is a liability, not progress.
The boundary is configured, not left to chance — you decide where it hands over.
We show it on ourselves
An assistant runs on our own homepage, answering visitor questions and guiding them to fitting offers. No prototype, no video — try it before you talk to us.
Frequently asked questions
An assistant that knows your content.
Request a quote — we build it, connect it to your content and run it. If you want to know first whether it holds for you: the AI Potential Analysis looks at your content and tells you — including when the answer is no.
Prefer a conversation?
Michael — Give us a call, send an email, or tell us what it is about — whatever suits you best.