Say no
The client finds someone else — often a vendor who then owns the relationship.
Sell customer agents.
Keep the client.
Reactivate the CRM. Run ad funnels that optimize on real conversions. Support and booking when they’re ready. Your brand, your relationship — we provide the platform, and we’ll build with you.
Clients are asking. Most agencies are stuck.
Ship a wrapper
It looks clever in a demo, then fails on real conversations. Your brand is on the call.
Staff a build
You’re suddenly an AI product company, which is not the business you wanted.
You don’t need to become an AI lab. You need a production platform you can sell, and a team that can deliver with you.
Two ways in. Same rule: you stay in front of the client.
White-label
Your brand on the product
For agencies that want a recurring AI product in their stack. You resell and operate Zami as yours. Your name, your relationship, your pricing. We stay in the background on product, reliability, and support for you.
- Platform access for multiple client workspaces
- Branding that doesn’t expose Zami to the end client
- Help packaging what you sell — reactivation, funnels, support, booking
- A partner contact when something needs to go to production
Implementation with you
You sell it. We help build it.
For agencies that want the revenue without standing up an AI delivery practice overnight. You keep the account. We design, integrate, launch, and harden the agent with your team.
- A delivery partner who already builds production agents
- CRM, ad-platform, and internal-system integrations
- Supervised launch, evals, and ongoing improvement
- You own the relationship. We own the hard parts of the build.
We don’t pitch your clients. If a client comes to us through you, they stay yours. White-label the agent if you want — we’ll still sit with your team on CRM, events, and the Conversions API until the signal is clean.
What you can put on a proposal this quarter.
Reactivation
Agents that work the CRM you already have
Most of the pipeline is not new leads. It’s people who enquired, bought once, or went quiet. An agent reads the CRM, decides who is worth talking to, and starts the conversation on email, SMS, or WhatsApp — then writes the outcome back.
- Pull segments from the CRM: cold leads, lapsed customers, quotes that never closed
- Contact with a specific reason, not a blast
- Qualify, book, or hand to a human
- Log every outcome so sales sees it in the same system
- Stop when someone says no, is already in a deal, or shouldn’t be contacted
Supervised at first. The agent does not get to dump the whole database into a sequence. You define who, when, on which channel, and when a human takes over.
A reactivation agent on your CRM — conversations in the customer’s channel, outcomes written back to the record.
Paid acquisition
Funnels that optimize on conversions, not form fills
Ads are only as good as the signal you send back. If the pixel fires on a chat open, the platform learns the wrong thing. We wire the funnel so the agent qualifies — and only then send a conversion to Meta, Google, or TikTok via the Conversions API.
- Ad → landing or WhatsApp / Instagram / web chat → agent qualifies and books or buys
- Server-side conversion events with the right value and identifiers
- Deduplicated browser and server events, so you are not double-counting
- The ad account spends toward conversations that actually convert
- You keep creative, audiences, and the media account. The agent is the closer and the signal.
The conversion fires when the outcome is real — qualified, booked, paid — not when someone said hello. If the event is wrong, the ads get worse, not better.
An AI funnel whose Conversions API events match the outcomes you actually want more of.
Support that resolves, not deflects
Answers from the client’s catalog, policies, and FAQs. Hands off to a human when it should.
Booking and reminders
Appointments, cancellations, reschedules — in chat, tied to the calendar.
Same platform: knowledge, tools, channels, supervised launch. Different offer on the invoice. Website chat, email, SMS, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger.
Impressive in a pitch is easy. Reliable after launch is the job.
If it breaks on a real customer, it’s your brand on the call. That’s why we don’t treat this as a chatbot demo. You can sell an agent that is allowed to talk to real customers.
Start supervised
Review suggested replies before they reach the customer until you trust the agent.
Prove behavior with evals
Important cases stay correct when you change a prompt, model, or integration.
Keep improving
Correct mistakes, tighten instructions, and lower the error rate after launch — not a handoff and a hope.
A first client in a few steps. Not a six-month “AI transformation.”
01
Fit
Who your clients are, what you want to sell, white-label vs. we-build-with-you.
02
Commercials
How you package it, who invoices whom, what we do vs. what your team does.
03
First workspace or first build
Stand up your branded environment, or scope the first client agent: knowledge, channels, integrations, handover rules.
04
Launch under your name
Supervised at first. You stay the client’s point of contact.
Built for agencies that want to keep the work.
A fit
- Agencies whose clients already ask for chat, WhatsApp, support, or “can you do AI?”
- Shops that want a retained or productized line, not a one-off experiment
- Teams happy to own the relationship and let us handle platform and/or implementation
Not a fit
- A generic GPT wrapper to slap on a site
- Anyone who wants us to take over their client
- Pure referral-fee hunting with no delivery or product motion
Brand, margin, and who owns the client.
Do our clients see Zami?
On white-label, no. On implementation-with-you, we can stay fully behind you, or be introduced as your delivery partner — your call.
Who owns the client relationship?
You do. We will not sell past you.
Who owns the work after launch?
You, if you’re operating the platform. Us, if we’re on an implementation or retainer with you. Hybrid is normal: you own day-to-day, we stay on for integrations and reliability.
Can we set our own pricing?
Yes. You sell to your client at your rates. We bill you for platform and, if relevant, implementation.
Can the agent just email the whole CRM?
No. You choose the segment, the channel, the purpose, and the stop conditions. We start supervised so a bad prompt cannot become a blast.
Do you take over our clients’ ad accounts?
No. You keep media buying. We make sure the conversation and the conversion event are worth optimizing on.
Which ad platforms?
Meta Conversions API as the default. Google Enhanced Conversions and offline events, and others, where the client’s stack needs them.
What counts as a conversion?
Whatever the client is paying for: qualified lead, booked meeting, purchase. We define that before a single event is sent.
Where does this live relative to the client’s CRM?
The agent reads and writes there. The CRM stays the system of record. That is the point of reactivation, and of sending a trustworthy conversion.
Is this just ChatGPT with a coat of paint?
No. Agents run on the client’s knowledge, tools, and channels, with supervised launch and evals. If it only answers questions and can’t take action, we shouldn’t ship it.
What’s the first conversation for?
To see whether white-label, implementation, or a mix fits — and whether the first client is real enough to start. Bring a CRM segment or a live campaign if you have one.
You stay in front of the client.
Start with the list they already have — or with the ads they’re already running.
Tell us how you want to show up — as the product, the implementer, or both. No pitch to your clients. No apply-and-wait.
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