Showcase / website chatbot

A website chatbot that actually knows the business.

A site assistant trained on your services, policies, service area, pricing rules, FAQs, and handoff preferences. It answers normal customer questions, qualifies intent, and moves serious prospects toward a call or email handoff.

Knows your
Business
Customer job
Answer + qualify
Handoff
Call or email
Runnable demo

Ask it like a customer. Watch it use the rules.

The demo uses Last Outpost's own sample rules: what we build, how we qualify projects, what needs human approval, and how the bot should hand off a real conversation.

Last Outpost site assistant
Business-trained chat
business info loaded
Services Pricing rules Handoff policy Service area
What it can do

A chatbot becomes useful when it is grounded in your business.

Instead of guessing from generic internet knowledge, the assistant checks the approved information from your business before answering.

Example 01

Answer normal questions

Service area, hours, intake requirements, project fit, common policies, and next steps can be answered instantly.

Approved info · policy guardrails
Example 02

Qualify serious buyers

The assistant can ask for business type, current tools, urgency, budget range, and operational pain before handoff.

Discovery · call prep
Example 03

Route the next action

When a visitor is ready, the chat prepares a call request or email summary with the right context attached.

Email · calendar · owner alert
Example 04

Respect the boundary

It can be helpful without pretending to be the owner. Sensitive promises and production changes route to a human.

Human approval where it matters
01

Business knowledge base

We gather website copy, FAQs, offers, pricing rules, service-area rules, documents, and past customer patterns into a clean business knowledge base.

02

Conversation rules

The bot gets boundaries: what it can answer, what it should ask, what it must not promise, and when Adam or the client team takes over.

03

Handoff automation

Qualified conversations can become a contact record, calendar request, email summary, CRM task, or owner alert depending on the business.

Let the first useful conversation happen on the site.

The chat should not trap people in a toy widget. It should answer what it can, collect what matters, and hand the conversation to a human when the customer is ready.

Use the demo handoff