Visitors struggle to find the right information
Create a focused route through approved service, product or support content, with links that let people verify and continue.
I develop custom AI chatbots for websites and applications where a conversation can make information easier to find. The chatbot is designed around defined questions, approved information and a clear next step when the answer needs a person.
Discuss this serviceCreate a focused route through approved service, product or support content, with links that let people verify and continue.
Identify suitable repeatable questions and the situations that still require a human response.
Build the conversation interface and backend around the required context, permissions and handoff behaviour.
Identify the audience, supported tasks, approved knowledge and questions the chatbot must not claim to resolve.
Plan conversation states, source presentation, escalation and any explicit user confirmation steps.
Connect the interface, backend and agreed data sources with appropriate access and usage controls.
Test representative conversations, unknown questions, abusive inputs and the handoff flow before release.
We agree what is included before I start. These are the usual things you receive, based on your project.
A website assistant explains approved service information, links to relevant pages and helps a visitor prepare an enquiry without making unsupported promises.
Talk about a similar ideaYes, if the documents are suitable and approved for the intended users. A retrieval layer may be appropriate, with source handling and update requirements scoped explicitly.
No. We define the supported questions and a useful fallback for uncertain or unsupported requests.
Usually, subject to reviewing the site and the available backend integration. The implementation needs more than pasting a visual widget into the page.
Those flows can be included with clear user awareness, validation and agreed destinations. External actions need appropriate safeguards.
Model usage, hosting, retrieval and any channel-provider fees are separate from development. Usage limits and a monitoring approach should be considered before launch.
A service assistant might explain an offer and guide someone to an enquiry. A support assistant might help locate an approved troubleshooting page. Neither should invent prices, policies or commitments. The task boundary is written before the interface is dressed up as a universal assistant.
A good fallback explains the limitation and provides a useful route onward, such as a form or support contact. If the scope includes capturing an enquiry, the user should understand what information is being submitted. A chatbot should not quietly become an unrestricted agent that changes records or sends messages.
Approved documents can support answers through retrieval. Personalized account information requires authentication and backend authorization. Retention, logs and provider data handling are reviewed for the specific setup. A friendly interface does not remove the need for these controls.
Testing includes follow-up questions, ambiguity, missing information and attempts to push the assistant beyond its role. The project estimate follows the number of tasks, integrations and channels. Website chat is the core offer; extra channels and their provider approvals need their own assessment.
Describe who will use the chatbot, where the conversation happens and the questions it should handle. Share non-confidential examples of useful answers and situations that need a human handoff. We can then agree the conversation scope, integrations and checks for the first release.