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The questions companies ask us most often. Each piece answers one question end to end, including when you don't need us at all.
There are three ways to add an AI chatbot to your website. Sign up for a ready-made tool and drop its chat window onto your site, configure a chat platform with your own documents, or have an advisor built for you that works from your product data.
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There are two ways to prepare quotes with AI. The first is to paste an incoming request into a general tool such as ChatGPT and have it write the quote.
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They answer different needs. ChatGPT's business plans give your team a general AI assistant: it writes, summarises, translates, and can search apps you connect such as Google Drive, SharePoint or Slack and answer with sources.
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AI integration means connecting an AI model to a company's existing workflow, documents and software. The difference from asking ChatGPT in a separate window is that the AI works where the work happens: it reads the incoming request, matches it against the company's own data and puts the result in front of an employee to approve.
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The official way to add an AI assistant that knows your products to WhatsApp Business is to connect your business line to Meta's WhatsApp Business Platform. The greeting message, away message and quick replies in the WhatsApp Business app on your phone are fixed texts written in advance; they don't produce an answer from your catalog based on the customer's question.
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The main things that set the price of a corporate website are how the site is built (a ready-made theme or code written for you), who will manage the content and how, how many languages it runs in, and what moves over from the old site. The difference between two sites that look the same usually shows up not on day one but in the years after: yearly theme and plugin licences, pages that break after an update, content that can't be moved to another provider.
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