Start with the place people already ask for help. Pick a small set of common questions or one task, such as checking delivery status.



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E-Learning Platform

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E-commerce

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What do people need help with? A chatbot can answer a delivery question, help a visitor choose a service, or point an employee to the right policy. Start with the conversation your team handles most often.
Plan Your Chatbot
Answer common questions about delivery, returns and account setup using approved help content. Give customers a clear way to reach support for disputes or unusual cases.
Help shoppers compare products, understand delivery options or check order status. For account-specific details, the chatbot can connect to your store and verify the customer before sharing information.
Help visitors find the right service, ask a few relevant questions and pass the enquiry to sales. With a CRM connection, your team can receive the enquiry with the details already collected.
Help customers choose an appointment type and find available times. If a booking system is connected, the chatbot can check availability and confirm the selected slot.
Help employees find answers in approved policies, manuals or training material. The chatbot can link to the original source and respect access permissions for restricted documents.
Help customers ask questions or follow up on an enquiry in WhatsApp. We scope the WhatsApp Business Platform setup, what the bot can answer and how conversations reach your team.
Give customers a way to ask questions in the languages you support. We test each agreed language with realistic examples, including common spelling variations and mixed-language messages where relevant.
Guide users through setup inside your app. For example, a new account owner could ask how to invite teammates and get the steps that apply to their role.
We agree on what your chatbot should handle, what it can use to answer and when your team should step in. That gives you clear rules to test before customers use it.

Start with the place people already ask for help. Pick a small set of common questions or one task, such as checking delivery status.
Where needed, we connect your help desk, CRM, store or booking system. We agree on what the bot can look up, what it may update and when verification is required.
We review your FAQs, policies and product information. If the sources disagree or are out of date, we identify what needs fixing before launch.
Decide when to offer human help, what details can be shared and where to route the request. If your team is offline, the chatbot can explain the next step or create a ticket.
We write opening prompts, clarifying questions and recovery messages. For steps such as collecting an email address or checking eligibility, we can use a defined flow.
Review answer quality, appropriate handoffs and whether people finish the task they came for. Use missed questions and feedback to decide what to improve next.
Let customers get a clear answer about returns, delivery or opening hours from information you’ve approved.
Ask what the customer needs and gather the relevant details before creating a ticket or sending the enquiry to sales.
Route the chat to the right inbox and include the context your team needs to pick it up.
Use conversation reviews to spot missing help articles, confusing policies and tasks worth supporting next.
Your quote depends on the channels, languages, content, integrations and expected message volume. We can show build costs separately from ongoing model usage, channel fees, hosting and support.
Based on project scope
Based on project scope
Based on project scope
Based on project scope
Based on project scope
Based on project scope

AI chatbot development services cover designing, building, testing and launching a chatbot around your business needs. They can include conversation design, company knowledge sources, integrations and routing to your team.
Yes. We can connect approved FAQs, help articles or documents. One approach is retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), where the chatbot looks up relevant passages before responding. If it cannot find enough information, it can ask a follow-up question or offer human help.
Yes, when the agreed channel and support system support it. The chatbot can route the request to your team and share relevant context. If live support is offline, it can offer to create a ticket or explain how to get help.
We can scope a WhatsApp Business Platform setup and connections to a CRM, help desk or store. What the chatbot can do depends on account access, the platform’s capabilities and the actions you approve.
We can scope both languages and test real examples in each. If your customers use Banglish or switch languages mid-conversation, include those examples in the test set so we can assess how the chatbot handles them.
We define which sources the chatbot can use and what information it can access. We test common and difficult questions, set rules for uncertain responses, and require verification or human review when the request involves sensitive information.
A website chatbot using ready-to-use FAQs is a smaller project than a multilingual chatbot that checks orders and connects to a help desk. We estimate the build after reviewing your content, channels, integrations and testing needs. We can identify recurring usage and support costs separately.
Yes. We agree on who can update the source content and how changes are reviewed. If you want ITclan BD to monitor quality, refine conversations or add new channels, we can scope that support separately.
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Tell us where people ask for help and which questions your team answers most. We’ll discuss what to cover in the first release.