AI agents, built for how your industry actually works
The agent is the same underneath. What changes is what it asks, what it refuses to answer, and what counts as urgent. Pick your field to see the workflow and the boundaries that apply to it.
Healthcare & Clinics
Scheduling, insurance questions, patient intake.
Covers the calls your front desk cannot take while there is a patient at the counter — booking and rescheduling against real availability, insurance and new-patient questions answered from your own pages. Administrative only: it does not give clinical advice and routes emergencies straight out.
Real Estate
Listing questions, lead qualification, booked showings.
Answers the 10pm listing enquiry while the buyer is still deciding who to contact, qualifies on timeline, budget and financing, and puts a showing on your calendar before they fill in another agent's form.
Law Firms
Client intake, conflict details, consultation booking.
Qualifies matters and books consultations around court schedules, collecting party names so your team can run the conflict check first. It never gives legal advice or forms an attorney-client relationship — intake and triage only.
Home Services
Emergency triage, service booking, dispatch.
Separates the 2am burst pipe from the Tuesday tune-up, escalating genuine emergencies to whoever is on call with the address and symptoms already collected, and booking the rest into open slots.
Ecommerce
Pre-purchase questions, shipping, returns, order status.
Answers the sizing or compatibility question that was one click from a closed tab, using your real product data rather than plausible guesses, and absorbs the order-status volume that consumes your support week.
Marketing Agencies
Lead qualification, case studies, strategy calls.
Qualifies on budget, scope and timeline before anything reaches your calendar, surfaces the relevant case study in the conversation, and stops your senior people spending the week on calls that were never going to fit.
Not listed? The agent trains on whatever your website publishes, so it works for fields we have not written a page for. Paste your URL and see what it learns.