Client assistant
Answers questions on your site, Telegram, Viber, WhatsApp or Instagram at any hour, in Romanian, Russian and English. Knows your products, prices and schedule. Hands over to a person, with context, when it does not know.
You have tried ChatGPT, and your colleagues probably use it too. But there is a long way between “I asked a chatbot something” and “AI works inside my company.”
AI becomes useful only when it is connected to your data and your tools: when it knows your prices, sees your orders, reads your contracts and can act on them. That connection is what we build.
Staff ask in plain words and get answers from company documents: procedures, contracts, price lists, client history.
Invoices, contracts, applications, scans. AI extracts the data and enters it; a person only checks.
Each enquiry is read, classified and sent to the right person with a summary. Urgent ones go first.
Call and chat summaries, the weekly sales report and the list of clients nobody has contacted, prepared automatically.
Product descriptions, review replies, offers and emails in your company's tone, approved by a person.
AI is good at repetitive work with text: reading, classifying, summarising, answering known questions. It works fast and does not get tired.
AI is not good at high-stakes decisions on its own, delicate negotiation, or anything that needs accountability. So we build systems where AI prepares and a person decides.
If your problem is solved more simply without AI, through plain automation, we will say so. It is often cheaper and more reliable.
We start from the task that eats the most time, not from “we want AI everywhere.”
AI is only as good as the information it gets. We look at what you have and what is missing.
You test it on real situations from your company.
We link the assistant to your website, messaging, CRM or accounting software.
We define what it does alone, what needs approval, and when it hands over to a person.
We review the answers and adjust.
Typical duration for a first use case: 2-3 weeks for a medium-sized project. For larger projects you get a staged timeline before we start, marking the parts that may take longer.
The right question, and too few people ask it. For every project we define up front:
We use models from established providers through your company's business accounts, which do not use your data for training.
We do not ask you to change your software. We connect AI to it: website, CRM, 1C, Google Workspace, email and messaging.
No website to put the assistant on yet? See website development.
There are two parts: build (once) and usage (monthly, by volume). You get both figures before we start.
It means connecting an AI model to the company's data and software so it can do concrete tasks: answer clients, read documents, prepare reports. Without that connection, AI stays a toy.
Yes, and in English. It switches language according to the client.
It replaces tasks, not people. The team gets time back for clients and sales. For many companies it solves the problem of not finding anyone to hire.
That is why we set limits: the assistant answers only from information we give it and hands anything uncertain or important to a person. Mistakes show up in the log and get corrected.
Yes, when set up properly. We define what the assistant can see and use business accounts that do not train on your data.
It is worth it if you have a task that repeats daily and eats time. If you don't, we will say so and sell you nothing.
A well-chosen first use case takes 2-3 weeks for a medium-sized project. It also depends on how quickly we get your answers and materials.
Automation follows fixed rules: if X happens, do Y. AI understands text and handles cases where rules run out. They usually work together.