Turnkey custom AI, how it differs, setup, timeline, unanswered questions, large catalogues, enquiries, and who maintains it.
A lot of tools are scripted chatbots: they write a path and a script, then push people through it. Even so-called custom reception AI is usually a platform: you get an account, then you build the knowledge base and train it yourself. 5Bot is a turnkey project. You send the brief and the source materials. We do the model training, the knowledge base, and the maintenance after go-live — you do not operate any of it. There is no fixed script. It follows the conversation wherever it goes. It can read photos and technical files, pull the right material for the topic, and talk like someone who knows the field.
No. This is turnkey custom AI. You send company and business details. We study the work, train the receptionist, connect it to your website and social channels, and go live after you try it. You do not build a model, write a script, or keep a technical team. We maintain it after launch.
Usually not. On the website it is typically one embed snippet. You do not need to rebuild the site, and the original developers do not need to redo their work. Facebook Messenger and Instagram can use the same receptionist. We help with the connection.
Most projects take about one to three weeks. You send basic details. We study the business and customers, collect materials, train and fine-tune, then connect the website and social channels. It only goes live after you try it and confirm. Complete materials and a clear use case move faster. A wide product range or more complex reception work can take a few extra days.
It says so clearly, notes the question, and asks the customer to leave contact details. We notify you so someone can follow up. That question goes into the knowledge base, so the next similar one can be answered. Reception gets steadier with use.
A large catalogue is not a problem — it is what a reception AI is for. We train it on your product data, specs, and photos, so it can match a specific model when someone asks. What matters is complete, well-organised materials, not how many models you have.
It does not create traffic from nowhere. Incoming chats get answered; invalid ones are filtered; high-intent customers go to your people. How many it can handle depends on the visitors you already have.
Yes. It takes the first conversation, judges enquiry quality, filters out the invalid ones, and only passes high-intent customers to your people. Staff time goes to people worth following up.
The 5Bot team maintains it after go-live: knowledge updates, conversation tuning, and performance adjustments. You mainly send new products, prices, and questions. You do not need an in-house technical team.
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