Website assistant
Answers product, service, pricing-policy, and process questions from your approved knowledge, qualifies visitors, and books calls or demos.
Conversational AI
We build chat assistants that answer from your knowledge, act in your systems, and hand off to people when needed: on your website, in WhatsApp, and inside your team's tools. Same engineering standard as our voice agents, same production discipline after launch.
Who This Is For
What We Build
Answers product, service, pricing-policy, and process questions from your approved knowledge, qualifies visitors, and books calls or demos.
Two-way conversations on the WhatsApp Business API: inquiries, confirmations, reminders, document collection, and support with full history.
Ticket deflection and triage with verified account lookups, order and appointment changes, and escalation to agents with the full transcript.
Answers procedure, policy, and product questions for employees from your documents, with citations and role-based access.
Asks your qualification questions, scores the lead, writes it to the CRM, and routes hot leads to a person in real time.
The same assistant logic serves chat, email, WhatsApp, and phone through our voice stack, so answers stay consistent across channels.
The first generation of chatbots followed decision trees and frustrated everyone. The current generation understands questions but, left alone, invents answers. The useful version sits between: a model that understands language, grounded in your documents and data, limited to approved actions, and evaluated before it meets a customer. That is what DPI builds.
This page describes the assistants we build for small and mid-sized companies: one brand, a handful of channels, a CRM and a calendar to connect, and a team that wants answers grounded in its own documents without an IT program around it. When the requirements include single sign-on, audit trails, role-based access, private or self-hosted models, several brands or regions on one assistant, and a security review before launch, the right starting point is our enterprise AI chatbot development service, which covers governance, integration with systems of record, and how enterprise deployments are priced. If you are still sizing the budget, the AI chatbot development cost guide sets out the tiers and the published ranges for each.
Every assistant starts with a knowledge audit: which documents, pages, tickets, and records hold the answers, and which are out of date. We index the approved sources into a retrieval system on PostgreSQL with pgvector or Qdrant and connect the assistant to the systems where it needs to act: CRM, calendar, ticketing, order management. Answers cite sources when it helps, and actions run through APIs with permission scopes. When the assistant is unsure or the request is outside scope, it hands off to a person with the full conversation.
Website chat with a lightweight widget built in React, WhatsApp Business API for two-way messaging and templated reminders, email for asynchronous conversations, internal tools for staff assistants, and phone through our Asterisk-based voice stack. One assistant, one knowledge base, consistent answers everywhere.
There are three ways to get a chatbot, and they fail in different places.
| Question | Chatbot builder | Support platform add-on | Custom development with DPI |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it answers from | A pasted FAQ | The platform's help center | Your approved documents, tickets, and records, with citations |
| Can it act in your systems | Rarely | Inside the platform only | Yes: CRM, calendar, orders, tickets, through scoped APIs |
| Channels | Website widget | The platform's channels | Website, WhatsApp, email, internal tools, and phone on one logic |
| Tested before launch | By you, by hand | Limited | Scored against a test set built from your real questions |
| Where data goes | The vendor's cloud | The vendor's cloud | Hosted under enterprise terms, or self-hosted in your environment |
| Who keeps it accurate | You | You | DPI, with monthly transcript reviews |
A builder is the right answer for a simple FAQ on a small site, and we say so. Custom development earns its cost when the assistant has to answer from a large or changing body of knowledge, take actions, serve several channels from one brain, or keep conversations inside your environment.
Before launch we build a test set from real questions and score the assistant for accuracy, tone, and safety. After launch, transcripts are reviewed on a schedule, the knowledge base is updated as your business changes, and new actions are added as the numbers justify them. You see deflection rate, resolution rate, lead conversion, and escalation reasons every month.
OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, or AWS Bedrock under enterprise terms; or self-hosted open-source models such as Qwen when conversations must stay inside your environment. Healthcare deployments run under a signed BAA. Details on the security and compliance page.
How It Works
We analyze real chats, emails, and calls to define the questions and actions worth handling, and the ones that must go to people.
Approved sources indexed, retrieval built, CRM and system actions defined with permissions, escalation and tone set.
A test set of real questions scored for accuracy and safety; the assistant is tuned until it meets your bar before launch.
Live on your channels with monitoring, transcript reviews, and monthly updates to knowledge, actions, and edge cases.
Stack & Integrations
Retrieval over your documents keeps answers grounded; integrations let the assistant act; the model is chosen per workload and can run privately.
Industries
Listing inquiries, showing booking, tenant requests, and application questions.
Client intake, document requests, and status questions for firms.
Appointment changes, intake questions, and reminders under a BAA.
Order and shipment status, delivery windows, and returns.
Onboarding questions, document collection, verified account queries.
Engagement Models
Two weeks: conversation analysis, knowledge audit, integration map, architecture, and a launch plan with success metrics.
Fixed-scope delivery of the assistant on your first channel with evaluation, integrations, and team training.
Monthly operation: monitoring, transcript reviews, knowledge updates, new actions, and reporting on deflection and conversion.
FAQ
Builders give you a widget with a script or a generic model. DPI builds an assistant grounded in your knowledge with retrieval, connected to your CRM and systems so it can act, evaluated on your real questions, and operated after launch. It also shares logic with our voice agents, so channels stay consistent.
Grounding and evaluation keep that in check. The assistant answers from approved sources with citations where useful, says when it does not know, and escalates. We measure accuracy on your test set before launch and monitor it afterwards.
Yes. We build on the WhatsApp Business API for two-way conversations, templates for reminders and confirmations, and hand-off to a person within the same thread.
Yes: book appointments, update CRM records, check orders, collect documents, create tickets. Actions run through APIs with permission scopes, and sensitive actions require confirmation or a person.
Hosted models are used under enterprise terms without training on your data, or the assistant runs on self-hosted open-source models inside your environment. Conversations are stored with access controls and retention rules you set.
A website or WhatsApp assistant with one or two integrations typically launches within weeks after discovery. Support automation with account lookups and ticketing takes longer depending on systems.
It depends on what the assistant must know and do. A grounded assistant on one channel is the smallest custom project; integrations that let it book, update records, and look up accounts, and each extra channel, add scope. Published market ranges by tier, timelines, and how agencies price are set out in our AI chatbot development cost guide. DPI quotes a fixed scope after a short call about your channels, knowledge, and systems.
Both, with different scopes. A small business usually needs one assistant on the website and WhatsApp that answers from its own documents, qualifies visitors, and books into a calendar. Larger companies add single sign-on, audit trails, several brands, and private hosting, which we deliver as the enterprise AI chatbot development service.
Access to the documents and pages that hold the answers, a list of the questions customers actually ask (transcripts, tickets, or inbox samples are ideal), credentials for the systems the assistant should read or update, and one person who can approve answers on sensitive topics. Discovery turns those into a knowledge map, an integration list, and a test set.
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Next Step
Tell us where calls, tickets, documents, or approvals pile up. We map the workflow, size the impact, and propose a deployment you can measure.