Knowledge assistant
One primary channel, approved knowledge, consultation, qualification and human handoff.
- Answers from approved materials
- Contact and context capture
- Human-handoff rules
These are implementation levels rather than fixed packages. Scope depends on channels, data quality, integrations and the actions the assistant may safely perform.
One primary channel, approved knowledge, consultation, qualification and human handoff.
Additional data sources, CRM context, conversation history, analytics and business-specific logic.
A limited toolset for approved actions such as booking, status checks, CRM updates or API-triggered workflows.
For businesses with recurring consultations that need more than a menu and can prepare answers from verified materials.
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Business-process and conversation analysis.
Knowledge-source preparation from approved materials.
Dialogue, clarification and human-handoff rules.
One primary channel in the initial scope unless agreed otherwise.
Testing of real questions, edge cases and access boundaries.
No long preparation: just the information needed to agree the task and begin.
List what the assistant should answer or do, what requires clarification and what must always go to a person.
Website content, FAQ, documents, instructions and catalogues can be used when they are current and approved.
Decide where the assistant will work and which CRM, API or internal systems are actually needed in the first phase.
Agree the task and estimate first, then move toward launch in clear stages.
Understand customer questions, team workflow and the points where context or time is being lost.
Define allowed tasks, restricted actions and mandatory human-handoff conditions.
Select and structure the materials the assistant may use in answers.
Build clarification logic, qualification, tool use and unknown-question handling.
Integrate agreed channels, CRM and APIs with the minimum permissions required.
Check real wording, edge cases, answer quality and action boundaries before launch.
The assistant may depend on AI APIs, servers, storage and external services. These costs depend on architecture and actual usage and are agreed separately from the implementation scope.
Company information, policies and answer rules can change and may require updates after launch.
AI API, infrastructure, storage and third-party services depend on real usage and selected architecture.
Telegram can be the customer channel while the AI assistant provides the intelligence layer behind the conversation.
API integrations are needed when the assistant must read data or perform approved actions in CRM and other systems.
The initial implementation price depends on channels, knowledge sources, integrations and action scope. Entry pricing is from 449 000 KZT.
It can answer from approved company knowledge, understand free-form questions, collect context and hand complex cases to a person.
Yes. Approved documents, FAQ, website content and other materials can be prepared as knowledge sources.
Yes, when the CRM offers a supported API and the assistant is given clearly defined permissions and actions.
It follows the agreed fallback rule: ask for clarification, state the limitation or hand the conversation to a person instead of inventing an answer.
No. Usage-based AI API, infrastructure and external-service costs are separate and depend on the selected architecture and real usage.
Prepare example questions and company materials. We will discuss answers, permitted actions and when a staff member should get involved.