Customer questions
Answers from your site, FAQs and documents, with a link to the source.
Website & WhatsApp chatbots
A chatbot on your site and on WhatsApp that answers from your own pages and documents, in Hebrew and English. It captures leads into your CRM and passes the conversation to a person when it should.
What it handles
Most visitors ask the same few things. The bot answers them, and does the next step when there is one.
Answers from your site, FAQs and documents, with a link to the source.
Asks the qualifying questions you choose and creates the CRM record.
Offers free slots and books the meeting or callback.
Looks it up in your system after verifying the customer.
Passes the conversation, with a summary, to your team by chat, email or WhatsApp.
The same bot can speak, and can have a face: see voice agents and avatars.
Reliability
The bot says what it knows, shows where it came from, and stops when it doesn’t know.
Retrieval over your pages and documents, not the model’s general knowledge.
Unsure or out-of-scope questions go to a person, not a guess.
Measured on real customer questions in Hebrew and English.
Collects only the details it needs; logs are kept under your policy.
A practical delivery path
The top questions, and one outcome to measure: leads, bookings or fewer tickets.
Load your site and documents, and test on real past questions.
Your team reviews conversations in the first weeks.
Fix gaps from real conversations every week.
Before we start
Yes. It reads and answers in Hebrew and English, including mixed questions, and replies in the language the visitor uses.
It answers from your content and links the source. When the answer isn't in your content, it says so and offers a person. We measure this before launch.
Yes, through the WhatsApp Business Platform, with the same knowledge and handoff rules as the website bot.
There are no menus to maintain. It understands free-text questions and answers from your content, while actions such as booking or creating a lead follow rules you set.
Your site and key documents, a list of common questions, and access to the system leads should go to.
Keep exploring
Talk to a person
Share the problem, the data you have and what success would look like. We’ll discuss a practical next step.
Please don’t include confidential datasets, credentials or patient information.