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Kuuba and typical website chatbots
Both put an assistant on your website. They are built for different jobs. Here is how to tell which one your firm needs.
In short
Reply to everything, or reply with what you can stand behind
Many website chatbots are built to keep the conversation going and reply to as much as they can. Kuuba is your firm's AI assistant on the website: it replies only from firm-approved published knowledge, in the words you published, shows the source, takes requests like booking a meeting, and passes anything else to your team as a clear enquiry in the tools they already use.
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How they differ in practice
Website chatbots vary widely. Check any tool's current features directly before you decide.
Honest fit
Which one suits your firm
When a typical chatbot may suit you better
- You run an online shop and need product and order help
- You want people on live chat through the day
- You want an assistant that replies broadly, beyond what you have published
- You need a full helpdesk with ticket routing and service levels
When Kuuba fits better
- Your firm's name is on every reply
- You want visitors to see where each reply came from
- You would rather hand a question to your team than risk a wrong reply
- A small team follows up enquiries by email or phone
Try it yourself
Test them on the same questions
Take twenty real questions, including a few that should go to a person. Try them in each tool, using the same published information. Count the replies with a source, the handovers that happened when they should, and the replies you would be unhappy to see under your firm's name. We are happy to run this with you as part of a guided start.
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