A table at a restaurant
"Saturday night, there are 6 of us." — "What time would you like to come?" — "At 8." The chatbot has the date, the time and the guests, and asks for the name and phone.
Bookings and requests
From a question to a booking, in the same chat
Your visitor asks about your hours and, in the same conversation, books a table, an appointment or a visit. The chatbot asks for what is missing, shows a summary to confirm and sends you the request, even at 2 a.m.
What it takes
One chatbot, the requests of your business
The visitor writes as they would to a person. A few examples:
An appointment at a clinic or salon
"I need an appointment with dermatology next week." The chatbot asks which day and shows Morning and Afternoon as buttons.
A quote for an event
"How much is a room for a birthday party of 40?" It answers from your price list and offers to send you the request with the date, the guests and their email.
An order to pick up
"A chocolate cake for 20 for Friday." The chatbot asks whether to pick it up or deliver it, and the address only if it is a delivery.
A visit to a property
"Can I see the apartment by the park on Thursday?" The chatbot asks for a time and a phone, and your advisor receives the request to confirm the visit.
A service call
"My fridge is not cooling." The chatbot takes the problem, the address and the phone so your technician can call back.
How it works
Nothing is sent without the visitor's yes
You decide what the chatbot asks for; the chatbot takes care of the conversation.
It asks only for what is missing
Several details in one message are taken at once. A date must be real and not past; a vague "tonight" is asked again, never guessed. The visitor can ask something else in the middle and come back.
A summary to confirm
Before sending, the visitor sees everything they gave, with Confirm, Change and Cancel. Then they read your own closing message.
You receive it where you work
By email, in your panel's list of requests, and, if you want, in Zapier, Make or n8n, to add it to a spreadsheet, your CRM or your team's chat.
How it works
Ready in an afternoon
1. Give it your content
Texts, questions and answers, PDF files or the pages of your website, which it reads again every day. It answers only from what you give it.
2. Paste one line
Copy your installation script from the panel and paste it on your website. The chat appears on every page, with your colors and your logo.
3. Your team steps in when needed
When it does not know an answer or the visitor asks for a person, it hands the chat to your team. Outside your hours, the visitor leaves a message that reaches you by email.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need my own booking system?
No. You choose what the chatbot asks for and it sends you the request; you confirm it as you do today. Checking real-time availability in another system or charging in the chat is not available yet.
Does a request cost more than a question?
No. Each message of a request counts like any other message of the conversation, within your plan. See the plans.
Can it take payments or card numbers?
No, never in the chat. If you charge a deposit, your final message can point to your own payment link.
Does it make up answers?
No. It answers only from the content you load. When your content does not cover a question, it says so and offers a person of your team.
How much does it cost?
You pay per conversation, not per seat or per resolution, and every plan includes live chat with your team. All prices are on the pricing page, and you can try it free, without a card.
Do my visitors need to install anything?
No. The chat opens on your website, on a computer or a phone. Visitors write in their language and get the answer in it.