You run demand, not an AI project
You care about replies, bookings, reactivations, and what your ads actually buy. The tooling is our problem.
Inbound questions, old lists that went quiet, ads that should end in a real conversation — we design the agent, connect it to your systems, launch it, and stay on it. Error rates come down over time. You don’t have to become the person who prompts and babysits it.
Design → launch → monitor → optimize. We don’t hand it off after go-live.
You know which conversations pay: the lead that never booked, the customer who hasn’t ordered in a year, the ad click that died in a form. You shouldn’t need a spare engineering week to put an agent on that work.
You care about replies, bookings, reactivations, and what your ads actually buy. The tooling is our problem.
Answering FAQs is the floor. The useful version talks to customers, takes action, and reports back when something converted.
A launch that sounds smart and then goes stale is a waste. We treat live error rate as the job after go-live.
If you’d rather build it in-house, use Platform. This page is the version where we do the work.
We start with the jobs that are already on your plate. Most accounts are some mix of the three below. We don’t force a single “chatbot” shape.
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Website, WhatsApp, Instagram, email, SMS — questions, bookings, reschedules, “where’s my order,” the stuff your team repeats all day.
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Ads that dump people on a form waste spend. We design the chat that starts when they click, and we send conversion events when they actually do something: booked, qualified, paid, requested a callback.
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Upload the list: past buyers, expired members, no-shows, lapsed subscribers. We build an agent that reaches out on the channels you already use, with a reason to come back — not a blast.
If your case is a mix — ads in, reactivation out, support in the middle — that’s normal. We scope the first release around the conversation that pays back fastest, then expand.
The first version is easy. The hard part is lists that feel spammy, ad traffic that asks something you didn’t prompt for, a booking that didn’t write to the calendar, a conversion that never made it back to the ad account. That’s where teams lose trust and turn it off.
Knowledge, tools, lists, campaigns, handoff, and what counts as a conversion all have to match how you actually sell.
Lapsed buyers and ad clicks expose gaps a test chat never will.
A reactivation that annoys people, or an ad funnel that can’t send conversions, gets worse the more you spend on it.
We take the whole job — including the part after it goes live.
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Which conversations: inbound, reactivation, ad funnel, or a mix. What the agent should do, what it must never do, when a human takes over, and which actions count as a conversion.
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Lists and CRMs, ad accounts, calendars, inventory, internal APIs. Launch criteria that are about real outcomes, not a pretty transcript.
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Supervised first. You can see outreach and ad-chat replies before they run loose. We go live when the behavior is good enough to trust.
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Live conversations, missed reactivations, bad handoffs, conversions that didn’t fire. We correct, add evals, and drive the error rate down so you can put more volume through it.
Delivery is when most vendors leave. That’s when a reactivation starts sounding generic, an ad funnel misses a new objection, or a conversion event silently stops firing.
We treat error rate as the metric: wrong answers, skipped actions, creepy outreach, conversions that didn’t register. Find it in production, fix it, keep it from coming back.
Including outbound and ad traffic, not just support.
Copy, tools, and conversion events get better from what actually happened.
As error rates drop, more of the list, more campaigns, less sitting on every reply.
Month two should outperform launch. If it doesn’t, we didn’t finish the job.
Custom pricing, scoped to channels, systems, list size, and ad volume — not a one-size chatbot package.
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Where the money is stuck: quiet customers, ad clicks that don’t convert, inbox load.
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First release: which job, which channels, what “good” means — bookings, reactivations, qualified convos, purchase.
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You review behavior, not pull requests.
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Supervised, then more autonomy as the numbers earn it.
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Monitor, correct, optimize. Expand to the next conversation type when the first one is stable.
Most first releases are in supervised rollout in weeks, not a six-month AI program. Timing depends on integrations, list quality, and how many conversation types we take at once.
No. You need someone who knows how the business should handle customers. We do the design, build, integrations, and ongoing optimization.
Access to the knowledge the agent should use, the tools it should act in, and a person who can say when a reply is right or wrong. We keep that load as small as we can.
Support is one use. The same service covers reactivation and acquisition funnels. We pick the first one based on what pays back fastest for you.
Yes. We design the chat that starts from the ad, and we send conversion events when someone actually books, qualifies, or buys in the conversation — so the ad platform can optimize for that, not for clicks.
Yes. That’s a first-class job, not a bolt-on. We connect the database or CRM, define who to contact and why, and put guardrails on tone and frequency so it doesn’t read as spam.
That’s a design failure, not a given. We write the agent against your voice, your policies, and the way you already talk to customers on each channel.
It will, especially at the start. That’s why we launch supervised and keep monitoring. Wrong answers and missed actions are the input to the next improvement — not a reason to turn it off and live with it.
No. Outbound and ad chat start supervised. We widen autonomy when the error rate earns it.
No. Monitoring and error-rate work is part of the service. Launch is when we start measuring it in production.
Yes. It runs on the Zami platform. If you later want your team to own it, you’re not locked into a black box.
Custom, based on channels, integrations, list size, ad volume, and how much ongoing optimization you want. The call is to get to a number that matches the actual scope — not a one-size package.
If you have people who want to build and iterate themselves, start on Platform. Built for you is for teams that want the agent in production without making that their job.
Ready when you are.
Quiet customers. Ad clicks. The inbox your team answers on repeat. Tell us which one hurts first. We’ll come back with a plan to design it, launch it, and keep the error rate moving down.
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