Know your business
Use an approved knowledge base, source dates and a defined answer policy.
Website & social messaging / Developed with AI
For companies / Project scope agreed togetherAI chatbot development for customer support, sales enquiries and everyday business workflows. Give visitors a useful answer, collect a structured request and pass the right context to your team — on your website and supported messaging channels.
Developed with AI. Reviewed by ACCEL and your team. Connections and live launch follow the agreed approval process.
We develop a company-specific assistant using AI, your approved information and defined business rules. Start with one useful workflow, then connect the channels and tools that support it. The scope identifies what the assistant may answer, read, create or change.
Use an approved knowledge base, source dates and a defined answer policy.
Turn a conversation into a qualified enquiry, booking request or support ticket.
Define permissions, escalation, review and an operating owner before launch.
11 service areas / Agree the work you need
Choose a focused first workflow or a connected implementation. Quantities, access, integrations, responsibilities and acceptance checks belong in the proposal.
Choose a valuable task before choosing a channel.
A conversation map, channel plan and acceptance scenarios.
Scope & requirements
Audiences, languages, operating hours and excluded topics are agreed first.
Help people while they are viewing your offer.
A branded website chat interface and its configured workflows.
Scope & requirements
Website access, placement, accessibility and any authenticated features are scoped.
Meet customers in the channels they already use.
A channel-by-channel connection matrix and tested supported flows.
Scope & requirements
Availability depends on the official API, account type, platform approval, message policies and region. A channel is confirmed during discovery.
Make approved information the starting point.
An indexed knowledge set, source register and answer-review examples.
Scope & requirements
AI can still be wrong. Source access, update ownership, document formats and evaluation coverage are defined.
Give sales a structured starting point.
Qualification fields, routing rules and sample lead records.
Scope & requirements
Consent, required fields and permitted follow-up are agreed; the bot does not invent an offer or promise a sales result.
Move interest towards an organised request.
A booking or callback flow with confirmation and exception states.
Scope & requirements
Deposits, rescheduling, cancellation and outbound reminders need explicit rules and connected capabilities.
Provide the right information to the right person.
An authenticated status workflow with access and failure tests.
Scope & requirements
A chat message alone is not proof of identity, payment or entitlement. Refunds and financial actions are not enabled by default.
Let the assistant know when to stop.
Escalation rules, handoff messages and an operator checklist.
Scope & requirements
Human response times depend on your staffing; a bot does not create a staffed 24/7 support desk.
Connect actions with a verifiable result.
An integration map, field mapping and tested success/error flows.
Scope & requirements
Only owner-authorised accounts and documented supported APIs are connected. Changes to records need a defined permission model.
Keep the experience consistent with your brand.
Language and tone guidance plus reviewed conversation examples.
Scope & requirements
Languages and review rounds are counted separately; specialist or sensitive copy needs an appropriate reviewer.
Check behaviour before expanding automation.
A test set, issue log, launch checklist and optional maintenance plan.
Scope & requirements
Evaluation is a defined sample, not proof of perfect answers. Hosting, model usage, messaging fees and ongoing support are stated separately.
These scenarios explain a possible scope. They are illustrations, not client cases, deployed features or performance results.
Illustrative scenario
A visitor asks which service fits their needs. The assistant answers from approved pages, asks qualifying questions and prepares a callback request.
A person confirms the proposal and any commercial commitment.
Illustrative scenario
A shopper asks about product information or delivery terms. Public information is answered from the catalogue; private order status uses a verified flow.
Unclear identity, missing data and exceptions go to support.
Illustrative scenario
A prospect explains a project. The assistant collects agreed fields, summarises the brief and creates a lead through an authorised CRM integration.
Your team reviews qualification and owns the next sales step.
A defined scope / A quote in USD
A general service page is not a fixed-price package. We agree the deliverables, dependencies, review allowance and recurring costs before a commitment.
The quote is agreed in USD after discovery. Channels, knowledge volume, integrations, languages, authentication and review coverage determine the scope. Model usage, hosting, messaging charges and ongoing support are identified separately. This page does not connect accounts or deploy a live bot.
AI helps with research, production and testing. The scope defines your approvals, permitted access and the criteria used to review delivery.
Agree the audience, knowledge sources, channels, permissions and acceptance questions.
Develop the interface, retrieval, rules and integrations in an approved test environment.
Review answers, handoffs, data access, cost controls and failure states with your team.
Approve release, name an operating owner and agree how knowledge, incidents and changes are handled.
A polished interface is one part of delivery. The agreed checks cover data, access, actions and what happens when a dependency fails.
Agreed requirements · implemented workflows · input and output examples · integration and permission checks · known limitations · operating responsibilities · documentation and the next review. The proposal states what is tested and what remains dependent on access or third-party behaviour.
A practical starting point
Start with your business task and the information you are entitled to share. Access is requested only when the agreed implementation needs it.
Your public website, customer questions, approved service information and policies.
The desired channels, account owners, languages and human handoff route.
Existing CRM, booking or helpdesk systems and the actions you want to connect.
An approver, example questions and a target workflow to test first.
Before you start
A service is scoped around a company process, supported tools and a reviewable result.
It can answer the agreed range of questions using the information and integrations you provide. It should ask for clarification or hand off when evidence is missing. AI capability is not a guarantee of a correct answer to every possible request.
Yes, we can scope a website assistant and supported messaging integrations. The exact channel list is confirmed against the official APIs, account type, permissions, platform review and message policies. A social profile being public does not grant messaging access.
An approved knowledge base can include suitable pages, FAQs and documents. We define source ownership, update frequency, access boundaries and examples for testing. Private records are included only when their use and access are authorised.
Supported APIs and webhooks can be used for agreed leads, tasks, tickets, booking requests and status lookups. Field mapping, identity checks, duplicate handling and failure states are part of the integration scope.
AI is used in research, conversation design, coding, content preparation and testing. ACCEL reviews the work and your team approves the knowledge, permitted actions and launch.
This service is scoped around authorised business workflows. It does not include unsolicited bulk messaging, bypassing platform restrictions or unattended payments and refunds. Any outbound communication or sensitive action needs its own agreed rules and permissions.
We quote in USD after defining channels, knowledge, integrations, languages and acceptance checks. Timing depends on access, content readiness, platform approval and review. Recurring model, messaging and hosting costs are separate line items where applicable.
The handover identifies configuration, documentation, source and access arrangements, operating responsibilities and support terms. Maintenance can include knowledge updates, evaluation and integration checks when contracted. No unlimited support or permanent platform compatibility is implied.
Primary references used for the service boundaries. Integration availability and policy are checked again for the agreed implementation.
A documented channel interface; the exact integration is tested for the agreed workflow.
Business messaging has platform rules and account requirements; supported use is confirmed before connection.
Business chatbots / Start with a clear brief
Describe the workflow and the people it should help. We use that context to define a useful first scope and a USD quote.
Your brief is sent to ACCEL for review. Scope, price and the authorised start are agreed separately; no payment or subscription is created.