Skills in the chat
It does more than answer
Skills are ready actions in the chat. Where an ordinary bot would send a link, the assistant opens a form, shows cards and sees the job through.
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Appointment booking
The customer picks a time inside the chat — the slot is taken and the reminder is out.
A request in the dialogue
The form opens in the chat window: name, phone, comment — and the request is with a manager.
Price calculator
The assistant asks the questions and works out the price — the customer leaves with a number.
The skills marketplace
Skills are like apps for the assistant. Ready-made ones switch on from the catalogue. Custom ones are built from the open documentation — and published on the marketplace where other companies find them.
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Order status
An order number and the chat shows a card: where the parcel is and what happens next.
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Cards and panels
A skill shows the result visually — as a card under the answer or a panel across the chat.
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Prompts at the right moment
The assistant works out when to use a skill — from the meaning of what the customer said.
From a phrase to a request
No magic — four steps. The customer writes as if to a person and the assistant answers like an employee: with a form, a calendar and a result.
How a skill is built
The skill in the centre, its links around it. Trigger phrases raise it at the right moment, the interface lives in the chat, and a request with validated fields goes to your CRM.
Light and instant
A skill weighs down neither the site nor the dialogue. It lives inside the widget, loads only when called and opens in a fraction of a second.
Skill weight
loaded lazily — only when called
Panel opening
the interface unfolds instantly
Impact on the site
the skill lives in the widget, not on the page
In the dialogue
the skill waits for its phrase in every chat
Ready-made from the catalogue. Custom ones for your scenario
Need a special scenario — there is the skill creator. Describe the steps in plain words and it assembles the skill for you: forms, cards and the phrases the assistant recognises it by.
A toggle.
A skill from the catalogue switches on with one toggle.
Code.
Ready scenarios work out of the box — no developers.
Requests.
Every one lands in the admin; export to CSV, amoCRM and Bitrix24.
The skills marketplace
Skills are like apps for the assistant. Ready-made ones switch on from the catalogue. Custom ones are built from the open documentation — and published on the marketplace where other companies find them.
Switch on your first skill
Free plan, no card required. Switch on your first skill and conversations start turning into bookings and requests.
Test it on your own data
Upload your own documents and catalogue — then ask the assistant the questions people ask you. That is the only test that means anything.