Clinic website
Patients ask about a procedure, preparation or timings and get the clinic's own answer with a booking link.
Visitors do not browse — they ask. An AI chatbot lets them ask in their own words and get your answer, not a generic one, at any hour. When the question turns into intent, it collects contact details and sends the enquiry with a short summary to your inbox or CRM.
An AI chatbot for a website answers visitors' questions in plain language using only your own pages, PDFs and FAQs, links the page it used, and captures the visitor's details when they are ready to talk. RayzentLabs builds and tests these chatbots for businesses in India, in English, Hindi and Gujarati.
Most website chatbots either follow a rigid menu or answer from nothing and make things up. Visitors leave, or they call to ask something the site already says, and enquiries that do come in arrive without context.
Patients ask about a procedure, preparation or timings and get the clinic's own answer with a booking link.
Visitors describe what they need; the enquiry lands in the inbox with an AI summary of the request, ready to convert to a lead. This is how the Raybotix Workspace inquiry inbox works.
Procurement teams ask technical questions answered from datasheets and certificates, with the source document linked.
A rule-based chatbot can only follow the menus someone wrote. An AI chatbot understands the question as asked and answers from your own content, and a grounded one is restricted to that content, so it cites its source instead of inventing an answer.
Yes. It is added with a small script to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow or a custom site. It does not require a rebuild.
It says so, offers to connect the visitor with your team, and logs the question so you can add the missing information to the site.
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