The assistant opens with their questions
The assistant panel offers a few questions picked for that company and where it is in buying, from your playbook, with content to match. A fintech buyer gets the fintech case study. Someone who arrived from a competitor’s site, or from a “[competitor] vs [you]” search, gets the comparison table.
One section of your page changes too
Add a second snippet where you want it on the page:
<div data-alphie-section></div>That block fills with the content closest to the visitor’s company. Place it below the top of the page, because Alphie needs the first seconds of the visit to recognize who’s there. In Webflow it goes into an Embed element, in WordPress into a Custom HTML block. On Framer, write to us: Framer’s Embed component uses an iframe, which blocks the section.
The block on our homepage marked “This section personalizes to you” is this feature, running on us.
What Alphie goes on
- the company: industry, size, stage, location
- where the visit came from: a search, a campaign, a competitor’s site
- the page the visitor is on
- whether the company has been here before
Alphie identifies companies. It never learns who the individual is, so nothing here is personalized to a person.
When Alphie can’t tell who it is
Someone on home wifi or a phone network isn’t identified, and neither is a visitor who declined your consent banner. They get your page as it is, and the assistant’s standard questions.
See it on your own site first
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