SuperPatch products
SuperPatch products are public pages a buyer can read: the offer, the comparison, and the questions. The assistant sits beside that record, so a reply can follow the product already published.
Sales
Answer customers instantly, book and follow up in the tools you already use, and hand off to your staff with the full conversation when it matters.
The shift
Customers ask the same questions every day, often after you have moved on to something else. Each new message arrives without the history of who they are, what they asked, and which rule applies. You send a familiar paragraph, and the booking or the follow-up still has to happen in another system.
Most chatbots can talk but can’t do anything. Yours knows each customer, follows your rules, finishes the request, and brings in your staff when it should.
The outcome
Each reply picks up where the last one left off, and every customer’s history stays private.
Bookings, status checks and callbacks are completed in the tools you already use.
When the question sits outside your rules, a person receives the thread and the facts already gathered.
See what was done, why, and when a person took over.
Where it earns its keep
The assistant answers the questions you have already written down. Everything else waits until morning, with the thread attached.
Customers get an instant update on their order or job without you digging through your inbox.
A booking, a callback, or a form is completed in the system you already use. The customer is not asked to start the request again.
When a task needs a calculation or a file check, the assistant runs it in a locked-down space with strict limits. See how safe code works
The operating model
From first conversation to a system that runs itself.
We map how the work gets done today, including the calls only a person should make, and agree on it before anything is built.
Built on Cloudflare and connected to the tools you already use, so nothing has to move.
Tested on your real work from last week before any customer sees it.
We launch with close monitoring, keep it running, and you can change the rules at any time. It’s yours to keep.
The decision
Three ways to handle customer questions, and what each one actually gets done.
| Off the shelf | Hire in-house | Abracadabra | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it knows | A general model, plus whatever help text was pasted in. | Whatever the new person has learned so far. | Your rules and the records that are connected, and nothing else. |
| What it may do | It can talk. Completing the request stays with a person. | The whole job, at the speed of one person. | Only the actions on the list. Everything else is a handoff. |
| Who keeps it honest | The vendor’s roadmap and the pasted text. | A salary, and a handover when that person leaves. | You hold the rules, and a customer-facing step is checked against last week’s work. |
| When you don’t need us | If your questions fit on one page and nothing needs to get done afterward, an off-the-shelf chatbot is enough. | A hire does not make a generic chat window better. Staffing a job a finished product already does is the wrong purchase. | Our advice: buy the product. |
Named work
SuperPatch products are public pages a buyer can read: the offer, the comparison, and the questions. The assistant sits beside that record, so a reply can follow the product already published.
Running in production today.
Priced to the project. Tell us what you need and we’ll quote it.
Questions, answered
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It answers from the rules and the records you give it. When those do not cover the question, it says so and hands the conversation to a person.
Both, within the jobs on the list. A booking or a status update is an action. Anything outside that list waits for a person.
Yes, for the customer or the thread that is connected. A new person does not see someone else’s history.
The rules and the facts. When a policy or a price changes, you update that source, and the assistant follows the new version.
Only for the messages on the list, and only after you have reviewed that step. It never sends a message you haven’t approved.
Priced to the project. Tell us what you need and we’ll quote it.
Show us one request you handle every week, and we’ll show you how the assistant would take it off your plate.