Canadian Intelligence AgencyBook my free callAnswers from your own pages
Chat that knows your business.
It answers from your own pages, price lists and documents, shows where the answer came from, says so when it does not know, and hands the person to you. Not a generic chatbot.
Sound familiar?
The same twelve questions arrive by chat, phone and email every day. Hours, service area, price range, parking, the warranty, whether you do the small job. Every one answered by a person, or not answered at all after five.
The chat widgets on offer either answer from the whole internet, confidently and wrongly, or make the visitor wait for a human who is on a ladder.
What runs.
- Answers only from your pages, files and price lists
- Every answer shows its source
- Says I do not know, then offers a callback or a form
- The unanswered questions listed daily, so the site gets better
- Hosted in Canada; your content trains no outside model
A morning, logged.
What the person who owns this reads with their coffee. Example entries, invented.
| 10:04 | visitor: 'do you install in Hamilton?' answered from the service-area page | answered |
| 10:06 | visitor: 'is the Tuesday class full?' answered from the schedule file | answered |
| 10:12 | visitor: 'can you match a competitor's quote?' no source; offered a callback | handed off |
| 10:30 | visitor asked for the warranty terms; answered with the PDF page | answered |
| 11:02 | visitor left a phone number for a callback | flagged |
| 11:15 | 3 questions today had no source; listed for you | review |
Behind the curtain.
What a person sees
The questions people asked, what it answered and from where, and the ones it could not answer so you can add the page that would have.
What it may do alone
Answers only from your own content, with the source shown. Never invents, never takes payment, never promises a date or price that is not written down.
Who answers for it
Runs on your site under your name. Every answer is logged with its source.
Whose work changes
Your front desk stops answering the same twelve questions. They take the callbacks.
- visitor left a phone number for a callbackDecide
- 3 questions today had no source; listed for youDecide
These four questions are our doctrine. They are answered in writing for every system before it runs.
The target we would agree.
Written down before we build. Measured against your own check.
Four in five visitor questions answered correctly from your own content, with the source shown, and every unanswered one listed for you the same day.
On every build, we agree on a target with you before we start. If we miss it, we keep working at no extra cost.
Three questions.
What does it learn from?
Your pages, your PDFs, your price list, your FAQ. Nothing else. You see the list and you can add or remove anything.
Can it take bookings or payments?
It hands those to the booking link or the form you already have. It does not take payment itself.
What if it says something wrong?
It can only say what is in your content and it shows where. If the content is wrong, you fix the page once and it is fixed everywhere.
Book my free call.
Four quick questions so the call is about your pile, not ours. We reply within one business day.
Start with the Assessment.
At that budget the best first step is a written plan you keep: where the hours go, ranked by payoff, with your doctrine page. We'll bring that to the call instead of a build. Or learn to build it yourself at YourFuse Academy.