CR ChatRobot.app

AI sales and support for small teams

ChatRobot.app

Sales and support agents that are ready for live traffic.

ChatRobot turns your website into a reliable first response layer, then sends qualified follow-up into the systems your team already works from.

Website knowledge in minutes Sales and Support modes Email and webhook routing
6 min from website URL to first agent
4 routes email, webhook, HubSpot, Zendesk
1 script to launch the widget on a live site
Acme Supply / Support Agent
Knowledge pages 42 indexed
Ready routes 3 configured
Credit mode Starter / Venice
Readiness Website crawl complete Widget origin verified HubSpot lead test sent Knowledge Shipping policy Invoice billing Returns FAQ
Widget conversation
Business accounts can use invoice billing and get priority support.
Please have sales follow up.
Routed action: Lead Capture -> CRM Webhook
Latest handoff
Lead captured Ops Director at Northline Parts
Source used Billing FAQ + Pricing article
Delivery Webhook accepted in 241 ms

Operating model

What the product actually manages.

Source coverage Website + docs

Crawled pages, manual articles, FAQs, and uploaded files feed the same answer path.

Routed outcomes Leads and tickets

Follow-up exits through connectors instead of creating another customer queue.

Model control Hosted or BYO

Use ChatRobot credits or switch a workspace to an OpenAI-compatible provider key.

Launch gate Readiness panel

Check credits, connectors, origins, knowledge, and workspace status before going live.

How teams use it

Operational flow, from setup to handoff.

Each stage is designed around the actual launch sequence: knowledge, routing, verification, and live widget traffic.

01

Point the agent at the site

Start with the main website URL so ChatRobot can pull the public policies, product copy, and recurring questions your visitors already see.

02

Choose the role and model

Set the agent to Sales, Support, or both. Pick the hosted Venice model tier that matches the expected traffic and answer depth.

03

Test the handoff

Run connector tests before launch so a lead, ticket, or escalation lands in the system your team actually watches.

04

Install the widget

Use the signed script tag, lock down allowed origins, then rehearse the public chat flow from the widget preview.

What it does

A practical front line for inbound questions.

ChatRobot reads your site, uses your Knowledge, and handles common buying and support questions before they reach the inbox.

01

Answer from Knowledge

Crawl your site, add articles and FAQs, then show the source trail behind each response.

02

Route follow-up

Visitor lead and ticket actions go to Email or Webhook connectors instead of becoming another inbox to manage.

03

Control spend

Use ChatRobot credits or bring an OpenAI-compatible model key when you need direct provider control.

Launch checklist

Know when the agent is ready for traffic.

The app checks the operational basics before launch: Knowledge, model, credits, connector routing, widget origin rules, and workspace status.

01

Connector test sends

Send a test lead or ticket to Email, Webhook, HubSpot, or Zendesk before a visitor uses the widget.

02

Source-aware AI

Responses are prompted to answer from Knowledge, avoid guesses, and offer escalation when the source material is thin.

03

Beta readiness

A live readiness panel shows what still blocks a safe first customer onboarding run.

Built for SMB teams

Launch without a platform migration.

Keep your current CRM, help desk, inbox, and scheduling links. ChatRobot acts as the conversational layer in front.

01

One-line widget

Install a signed script on your website and validate allowed origins for safer public chat.

02

Workspace controls

Separate workspaces, agents, credits, API keys, and widget settings by tenant.

03

Admin visibility

Filament admin resources expose conversations, actions, credits, connector status, and audit records.

Ready

Build the agent, connect the handoff, install the widget.

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