Target first response: minutes, not hours
No. It is a first-response and routing layer. The bot captures context, qualifies basic fit, and alerts the right human faster.
Depending on the existing stack, leads can be routed to email, CRM, spreadsheet, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, or a dispatch workflow.
The intake can collect service need, location, urgency, project type, contact details, and any criteria needed to qualify commercial work.
Usually yes, but the setup depends on the website platform, forms, tracking, CRM, and how the team handles follow-up today.
The first version is monitored and adjusted based on lead quality, missed handoffs, team feedback, and conversion data.
No. It is a first-response and routing layer. The bot captures context, qualifies basic fit, and alerts the right human faster.
Depending on the existing stack, leads can be routed to email, CRM, spreadsheet, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, or a dispatch workflow.
The intake can collect service need, location, urgency, project type, contact details, and any criteria needed to qualify commercial work.
Usually yes, but the setup depends on the website platform, forms, tracking, CRM, and how the team handles follow-up today.
The first version is monitored and adjusted based on lead quality, missed handoffs, team feedback, and conversion data.
No. It is a first-response and routing layer. The bot captures context, qualifies basic fit, and alerts the right human faster.
Depending on the existing stack, leads can be routed to email, CRM, spreadsheet, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, or a dispatch workflow.
The intake can collect service need, location, urgency, project type, contact details, and any criteria needed to qualify commercial work.
Usually yes, but the setup depends on the website platform, forms, tracking, CRM, and how the team handles follow-up today.
The first version is monitored and adjusted based on lead quality, missed handoffs, team feedback, and conversion data.