Ask HN: Example of a chatbot in a business use case that doesn't suck?
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https://experience.helpshift.com/free-trial/
Helpshift provides chatbots for customer support. We realized a fully automated experience doesn't work, so focus on automating tedius stuff so that the human agent can focus on part which actually require a human agent.
Helpshift provides chatbots for customer support. We realized a fully automated experience doesn't work, so focus on automating tedius stuff so that the human agent can focus on part which actually require a human agent.
Sales sequences. We are building this chatbot for LinkedIn outreach. You can check it out at https://wcurl.io
I like your site but you shouldn't implement a custom scrollbar, that's horrible usability wise.
When I scroll, I think something is off on because it doesn't behave like a normal site would.
When I scroll, I think something is off on because it doesn't behave like a normal site would.
Drift's NLP for customer service workflows ends up being pretty nice.
https://www.drift.com/automation/
https://www.drift.com/automation/
The best I can seem to find gives a list of clickable links (like a telegram bot) but at that stage its like your designing 1990s WAP pages so may as well just bite the bullet and make it a website.