Answers in your words
Use your services, prices and business information as the source for the conversation.
Website assistant
A helpful answer. While they’re still on your website.
Give visitors a place to ask about your services, find the right option and decide what to do next. The same business knowledge, wherever the conversation starts.
Thoughtfully chosen.
A little something
for your space.
Ask Fieldwork AI assistant
Are you open on Saturdays?
Yes, we’re open from 9 am to 4 pm. Would you like directions to the shop?
The question between browsing and buying.
Visitors do not always know which page has the answer. Let them ask in their own words and get help based on the information you provide.
See an example conversationIllustrative website chat
Customer
Do you work with small retail shops?
Bludge
Yes. What would you like help with?
Customer
We need someone to answer customer questions.
Bludge
I can explain the options and point you to a walkthrough.
An interested visitor knows where to go.
A useful answer and a relevant link, without hunting through the site.
Your website, ready for questions.
Understand what they need
Ask useful questions and guide visitors towards the right service or next step.
A path to your team
Share your booking link or enquiry form when the visitor needs more help.
Helpful without overpromising.
Website conversations answer and guide. A booking link is not a confirmed booking, and a chat is not consent to a phone call. A callback needs a separate request and the customer’s contact details.
Make it sound like your business.
Tell Bludge what you do and how you want calls handled. Then try it before your customers do.
See what connects to BludgeYour business. Your conversation.
Hear what happens
when you can’t answer.
Give Bludge your business details. Then play the customer.