Whatever your business already wrote down, it can start answering.

Answer the menu and booking questions, and take the order.

Most of what a restaurant is asked is already written down: what is in the dish, what time you close, whether you can seat eight. Upload the menu and the policies and the agent answers from them at midnight, in the visitor's own language. Upload the menu again as a file and we read the dishes, prices and choices out of it, so the ordering side is set up from the PDF you already have rather than typed in by hand.

What you upload: Your menu, allergen sheet, opening hours and booking policy.

Product, shipping and returns questions, answered from your own catalog.

Shoppers ask the same handful of things before they buy, and every one they cannot answer is an abandoned basket. Point the agent at your catalog and policy pages and it answers with your real specifications and your real returns window, cited, rather than a plausible guess.

What you upload: Your product catalog, shipping and returns policy, size guides.

Deflect the repeat tickets, and find the gaps in your docs.

A 200-page manual answers the question perfectly and nobody reads it. The agent does read it, and answers the specific question with a citation back to the page. What it could not answer becomes a list of what your documentation is missing, written by the people who needed it.

What you upload: Your help center, product manuals, FAQs and release notes.

Qualify inquiries out of hours instead of losing them.

Clinics, agencies, trades and firms get asked what you do, what it costs and whether you cover an area, usually outside office hours. The agent answers from what you have written, and when someone wants a person it takes their name and number so you have a callback list in the morning rather than a voicemail.

What you upload: Your service descriptions, pricing guidance and engagement policies.

Book the job and quote the basics before you pick up the phone.

HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing and cleaning companies are asked the same things all day: do you cover my zip code, how much is a service call, can somebody come Tuesday. The agent answers from what you have written, books a slot inside the hours your crews keep, and takes a name and number for anything that needs a person.

What you upload: Your service list, pricing guidance, service area and what to expect on the day.

Fill the schedule from the website, and answer the insurance question at 9pm.

Medical, dental, physio, chiropractic and veterinary practices field the same questions before every appointment: do you take my insurance, are you accepting new patients, what do I bring. The agent answers from your own pages, books a visit with the right provider or department inside their hours, and emails a calendar invitation.

What you upload: Your services, accepted insurance, new-patient paperwork and office policies.

Take bookings while you are with a client.

Hair, nails, lashes, massage and barbershops lose bookings to the simple fact that nobody can answer the phone mid-appointment. The agent answers prices and timings from your service menu, books a slot with the right stylist or chair inside your hours, and sends a calendar invitation, all while your hands are busy.

What you upload: Your service menu and prices, stylist list, hours and cancellation policy.

Book the service bay and answer the warranty question.

Independent shops, tire centers and dealership service departments are asked the same things before every visit: how much is an oil change, do you do state inspections, is this covered under warranty, when can you fit me in. The agent answers from what you publish and books a bay inside your hours, with a calendar invitation to both sides.

What you upload: Your services and typical prices, hours, warranty terms and what to bring.

Answer the listing question and book the viewing.

Agents, brokerages and property managers answer the same questions on every listing: is it still available, what is the application fee, are pets allowed, when can I see it. The agent answers from the listing pages and policies you publish, books a viewing inside the hours you show, and captures a name and number for anything that needs a call back.

What you upload: Your listings, application process, fees, pet and parking policies.

Fill the class and answer the membership question.

Gyms, yoga and pilates studios, martial arts schools and personal trainers answer the same questions all week: what is included in a membership, can I try a class first, is there a beginner session, what do I bring. The agent answers from what you publish and books a class or a session inside your schedule, with capacity per slot so a class fills and then closes.

What you upload: Your class schedule, membership options, trainer list and studio policies.