How it works
When an enquiry arrives on any channel (WhatsApp, WeChat, email), the assistant picks it up, triages it and takes the right next step.
Try it yourself
Check out how the AI assistant handles six sample enquiries, start to finish.
New enquiries
← Pick an enquiry and watch the assistant read it, triage it, and prepare the reply.
What do you get?
An enquiry is revenue that hasn't happened yet. Speed and coverage decide how much of it you keep.
The client hears back while they're still shopping around. A desk that takes half a day answers people who have already shortlisted someone else.
Applicants write at midnight, from Hong Kong or overseas. The draft is waiting when your team sits down at 9.
Thirty enquiries a week, ten minutes each to read, sort and type. Your team keeps the judgement calls and drops the typing.
Every message lands in one log, tagged and tracked. Nothing sits forgotten in an inbox nobody checked over the weekend.
You define what the assistant does
It starts with zero autonomy and gains it one notch at a time, only when you turn the dial.
Every reply is prepared and waits for a person's click. Nothing goes out on its own.
Instant "we've received your enquiry" notes go out by themselves, even at 2am. Real replies still wait for you.
Repetitive replies go out without you. Anything urgent, sensitive, or unusual still comes to a person, always.
How to set it up
Two weeks to set up, 2 hours on your side. By the end of the second week, you judge the performance and the time saved.
Set up with your services, your fee policy, your tone, then run on sample enquiries. You read the drafts and correct anything that doesn't sound like your firm.
New enquiries now arrive in your inbox with the reply already attached. Your team reads, edits if needed, and sends. Same inbox, same routine, minus the typing.
A simple report: how fast enquiries were answered, how many drafts went out untouched, how many became consultations. Keep it, tune it, or stop.