It asks one qualifying question
Your playbook (Brain > Playbooks) holds three qualifying questions, drafted from your ICPs and positioning, each with what a good and a bad answer sounds like. You can rewrite them in your own words.
The chat asks at most one, and only once it knows the company, so it never asks for something the company data already says. When the visitor answers well, your team sees it in Slack: the lead moved to Decision.
It books the meeting
The visitor books inside the panel, against your Google Calendar, and gets a Meet link.
A person can take over at any point
Most buyers don’t want to talk to AI once they’re serious. Any visitor who starts a chat reaches your team in Slack, whatever their fit score. One click on the alert, and Alphie tells the visitor a person is joining; the chat header switches to your name and photo.
After a person has talked to a visitor, the AI stays out of that visitor’s later sessions.
It remembers the last visit
If the visitor comes back next week, the conversation picks up where it stopped.
Your chats aren’t training data
Chat content is processed only on your behalf. We don’t use it to train models, and our LLM providers are contracted under terms that prohibit training on it.