Industry packages
Repeatable builds for a vertical: assembled once, then configured for you. That is faster and cheaper than building the same thing from scratch again.
What people usually arrive with
What we do
Clinics and dental practices
Voice on the phone, booking, reminders, recovering no-shows, reviews, parsing referrals and reports.
Real estate
Round the clock answers about a property, buyer qualification, viewing bookings, matching from your own database.
Logistics and transport
Parsing requests and documents, cargo statuses, automatic updates to customers, voice for drivers.
Manufacturing
Enquiries and specifications from email, quote preparation, quality control by camera, shift reports.
E-commerce
Chat support, returns, abandoned baskets, stock synchronisation, product content, payment reconciliation.
Lawyers and accountants
Document intake and parsing, search across your own base, document drafts, call handling, receivables.
Insurance and financial services
Application intake, completeness checks, scoring, renewal reminders.
Hospitality and services
Bookings, call handling, reviews, staff scheduling, loyalty programmes.
What this looks like in practice
Typical scenarios in this area: what people arrive with and what we do about it. These are not named client cases, the confirmed work is collected in the portfolio.
- Situation
- Every client in a vertical asks for roughly the same thing, and it gets built from scratch each time.
- What we do
- A ready build is configured for you rather than written again. The timeline and the price are lower.
- Situation
- It is unclear what the package consists of and what you are paying for.
- What we do
- A package is services from the catalogue assembled for the vertical's scenario. The contents are visible before the start.
- Situation
- Taking the whole package at once is expensive and slow.
- What we do
- We start with a pilot on one process of the vertical, and the rest connects on the result.
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