It talks over you
You are mid-negotiation with a customer and the bot fires off a generic price. In front of them. Mr Whatsapp detects your reply — from your phone, not just the dashboard — and goes silent for 30 minutes.
It answers your customers from your own price list and policies. The moment you reply yourself, it goes quiet — and when the hold expires it re-reads the thread and decides on its own whether anything still needs saying.
A real thread. Nothing here is staged interface.
You are mid-negotiation with a customer and the bot fires off a generic price. In front of them. Mr Whatsapp detects your reply — from your phone, not just the dashboard — and goes silent for 30 minutes.
Every other bot needs a manual toggle, so it stays off and the next customer waits. When the hold expires here, the agent re-reads what happened and decides for itself. If you already closed the conversation, it says nothing.
Generic bots hallucinate prices. This one answers only from what you uploaded — your price list, your FAQ, your policies. If the answer is not in there, it says so instead of guessing.
How often you had to step in yourself. It starts high — the agent does not know your business yet. Every time you correct it, you add to the knowledge base, and the number falls.
It is the one metric on your dashboard that tells you whether this is actually working.
Transcribed first, then answered like any other message. Customers send audio constantly — this is not optional.
Product photos, screenshots, handwritten notes. Downscaled before they reach the model so they cost sensibly.
Upload a PDF price list, paste text, point it at a webpage, or type FAQ pairs. Re-index whenever prices change.
Conversations, contacts and knowledge base stay on your machine. We only ever see token counts.
No subscription. The script is yours. AI runs on a prepaid wallet — top it up when you want, and when it hits zero the agent sends a holding message instead of running up a bill.
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Install it on your own server in under thirty minutes. Scan one QR code. That is the whole setup.