Identify
Work out which service or type of enquiry the customer is asking about.
Lead qualification
Know which enquiries need you before you call them back.
Your AI employee can ask the few questions you actually need answered and return a clean summary: who they are, where they are, what they need and what should happen next.
The job
Give your team the useful part of the conversation.
The business decides which questions matter. The AI asks those questions, structures the answers and stops when judgment or specialist knowledge is needed.
Ask
Use a bounded set of approved qualification questions.
Structure
Save the answers in a consistent lead summary.
Route
Send the enquiry to the right human workflow or next step.
Do not take our word for it
Try it yourself before you decide.
Send us your business details and the workflow you want handled. We’ll shape the demo around your real services and customer questions so you can put it through its paces.
Give it a normal customer
Test the everyday enquiry you want taken off your plate.
Give it the awkward one
Ask the strange question that usually needs a bit more thought.
Push past the script
See whether it admits uncertainty and hands the conversation to a person.
Then decide
If the workflow is useful, we can put it to work. If it is not, you have learned that before deploying it.
Human control by design
What the AI should not do.
Do not invent eligibility, pricing or service availability.
Do not turn safety-sensitive questions into autonomous diagnosis.
Keep the qualification script visible and editable by the business.
Unknown or unusual enquiries should be handed to a human.
Evidence
The best script comes from real calls
As first-party deployments arrive, the useful learning is which questions improve the handoff, which slow customers down and which enquiries still need a person. That is more useful than simply counting how many conversations the AI handled.
Inspect the legacy plumbing deployment evidence ↗Build your demo
We’ll build it around your real workflow.
Send us your website or workflow guide and tell us where the repetitive work gets stuck. If you’re a print company, an artwork guide, product page or a few anonymised enquiry examples are ideal. We’ll use the real rules to shape a demo you can test yourself.