A chatbot that qualifies leads while you sleep.

Our chatbots combine AI understanding with structured business logic. The result is a conversation that feels natural but follows your rules:

• Visitor arrives — chatbot greets with context-aware opener based on the page they're on
• Qualification flow — natural conversation that captures name, need, budget, and timeline
• Intelligent routing — high-value leads trigger instant Telegram/SMS alerts to you
• Fallback handling — questions outside scope get flagged for human follow-up
• Full transcript — every conversation stored, searchable, and connected to the lead record

You get qualified leads delivered to your phone. The chatbot handles the filtering. Chatbot development is one of our core custom software development offerings.

Most chatbot projects collapse for the same handful of reasons. None of them are exotic — they're the predictable result of shipping a bot without operational guardrails. Before we build anything, we walk through this list with you and lock the answers into the prompt, the flow, or the alert layer.

The patterns we see most often on rescued projects:

• Hallucinated pricing and availability — bot invents numbers when the prompt has no source of truth; we ground every price/inventory answer in a structured config or live API call, not free-form generation
• No human handoff trigger — high-intent leads ask one extra question, get a vague answer, and bounce; we set explicit escalation rules (budget > $X, "speak to someone," 3+ clarifying turns) that fire a Telegram alert in under 10 seconds
• Training on stale data — a service was discontinued six months ago but the bot still quotes it; we tie the knowledge base to a single editable source and require a re-deploy step that flags drift
• Generic flows that skip qualification — bot collects an email and stops, so you get junk leads at 3am with no context; every flow we ship captures intent + timeline + budget before exit
• No transcript audit — nobody reads the logs, so failure modes compound silently; we ship a weekly digest of dropped conversations and low-confidence answers

The difference between a chatbot that converts and a widget that annoys visitors is almost entirely in this layer. For a deeper breakdown of when a bot beats a form (and when it doesn't), see AI chatbot vs. contact form.