Four scenarios

Four things that happen at your business every week, handled.

Each one plays a real conversation the way it runs on a customer's phone or your site, with what lands in your inbox beside it.

The office closed at 5. The AI texts back inside two minutes, finds out what is wrong, and lines up the first service window.

Ridgeline Heating & Air

Text message · AI assistant

Scripted example. Names and businesses are fictional.

The rules it plays by

Every script above follows the same guardrails yours will.

It never quotes a value for someone's cards
Sellers always ask. The answer is how the offer works and an appointment with the buyer, never a number.
It never confirms a booking
It requests a time inside your windows and tells the customer you will confirm. You do, with one tap.
It never invents stock, prices, or promotions
It speaks from your config and your inventory feed. Anything else is "I'll check with the shop" plus a name and number.
It is honest about being AI
Ask it and it says so in one sentence, then keeps helping. It never pretends to be a staff member.
You approve customer-facing sends at first
Texts, emails, and quotes go out only with your approval until you decide to let a given action run on its own.
Follow-up is two touches, then it stops
One nudge a couple of hours later, one the next day. No drip campaign, and it stops the moment they reply.

The card shop scenario runs for real on the demo page. Type whatever you want.