The knowledge it may use
Choose approved sources, an owner for updates and what should happen when an answer is missing or uncertain.
An answer, a next step, a person when needed
Your pricing, services and policies may already answer their question. Build a website assistant around that information, with a clear way to reach your team when it cannot help.
No minimum engagement size. Scope and cost are agreed before work starts.Choose an example question to see the source and boundary.
Shaped around your work
Choose the part you want to make easier.

One part of your brief
Turn approved FAQs, help articles and policies into a clear support entry point, with a process for keeping the source material current.
The decisions behind a useful service
Choose approved sources, an owner for updates and what should happen when an answer is missing or uncertain.
Separate public guidance from authenticated customer actions. Agree the required permissions and confirmation steps.
Define when the bot hands over, where the request goes and what the visitor is told about response expectations.
How we begin
Choose a step for the detail.
Review common visitor needs, current support material and where the website leaves people stuck.
What you reviewA set of supported intents
Choose the conversation, source material, next actions and fallback for each intent.
What you reviewA reviewable conversation and knowledge plan
Try ordinary questions, unusual wording, requests outside scope and attempts to reach a person.
What you reviewTest scenarios and a working experience
Assign source updates, review unresolved questions and agree ongoing support and reporting.
What you reviewA knowledge owner and improvement process
A clearer commercial conversation
A small FAQ assistant and a bot connected to customer accounts need different builds. Knowledge preparation, integrations, model usage and ongoing reviews belong in the estimate.
Conversation design, source preparation, interface work, integrations and acceptance testing.
The chosen chatbot platform, model/API usage where needed, hosting and any help-desk or CRM plan requirements.
Knowledge maintenance, fallback reviews and improvements to the journeys visitors actually use.
Before the first conversation
No. Guided choices or a defined FAQ flow may be enough. We select the approach around the task, knowledge and risk rather than adding AI to every step.
Only when authentication, permitted data access and the required integration are part of the scope. A public website chatbot should not expose private records.
Yes, when the receiving team and tools are included in the operating plan. The handoff can carry the topic, messages and collected details. Service hours and response commitments are agreed separately.
Culvion Technologies scopes website chatbot experiences, integrations and the service workflow around them. Our sister company Culvion AI focuses on AI voice agents and AI SDR products. We identify the appropriate product or implementation route for the requirement.
No. It is a small scripted demonstration of knowledge limits and handoff behaviour. It makes no model calls and does not connect to a real support queue.
TELL US WHAT YOU HAVE IN MIND
Tell us what your assistant should answer and when a person should take over.
The work, the problem or the idea.
Responsibilities, timing and cost.
No commitment just by enquiring.