- Prepared by
- IntellAgentX, Dhahran
- For
- A clinic in Al Khobar
An example for illustration, not a real customer.
An AI chatbot for your business that answers customer enquiries on WhatsApp and your website, in Arabic and English, around the clock. It answers from your own information, asks for what is missing, records or books the request, and hands the conversation to a person the moment it needs one.
It takes the routine part of every conversation, and passes the judgement calls to a person.
Questions about your services, prices, hours and policies answered on WhatsApp and website chat, day and night, from the information you give it.
An enquiry that is not yet enough to act on gets the follow-up questions your team would ask, and is scored against your rules.
Once the details are there, the request is written where your team works, or booked, so nobody types it in again.
A question outside your information or your rules goes to a person straight away, with the conversation so far, so the customer is not asked twice.
Your customers keep reaching you the way they do now. The chatbot sits on those channels, and what it records goes into the tools your team already works in, such as Odoo, Zoho or a spreadsheet, built against your own setup rather than as a prebuilt integration.
Businesses where the same questions arrive every day. The examples below are typical of each sector, not stories about any one customer.
Appointment requests and patient questions in Arabic and English, course registrations, and the same questions about fees, dates and certificates all day.
Enquiries from every listing, each needing a budget, an area and a viewing time before an agent can act on it.
Call-out requests that need the location, the problem and a convenient time before a technician can be scheduled.
Questions about stock, prices and delivery, and orders that arrive as chat messages with details missing.
A chatbot here has to work in two languages, from your information, and inside Saudi rules.
Customers write in Arabic, English or both. The chatbot is Arabic-first, not translated afterwards, and replies in the language the customer used.
It answers from the prices, services and policies you give it. What it does not know, it asks about or passes to a person, rather than guessing.
Designed around Saudi Arabia's Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL). Where your data sits, and whether any of it leaves the Kingdom, is agreed with you before anything is built.
Aligned with the AI Ethics Principles of SDAIA, the Saudi Data and AI Authority. A person stays responsible: the chatbot hands over what it should not decide.
Four stages, in order, from the first walk through your enquiries to what happens after it goes live.
We walk through the enquiries you receive with the people who answer them, and show where a chatbot pays off first. The map is yours to keep. Fixed fee, credited toward the build.
What it answers, what it asks, what it records and when it hands over are drawn end to end. Nothing is built until you have agreed to it.
The agreed chatbot is built one piece at a time, and connected to your channels and the tools you already work in.
It is watched after it goes live, and it is changed when your prices, services or rules change.
No two businesses answer the same questions, so there is no price list. These four things decide what a build involves.
WhatsApp alone is a smaller build than WhatsApp and website chat together.
Each tool it reads from or writes to, such as your CRM, a spreadsheet or your calendar, is a connection to build and test.
Arabic, English or both, how many conversations arrive, and what it has to do in each beyond answering.
How often your prices, services or rules change, and how much looking after the chatbot needs once it is running.
Plain answers about AI chatbots for customer service in Saudi Arabia, from what they do to what happens when they cannot answer.
It is software that answers your customers' messages on channels such as WhatsApp and your website, using AI to understand what they wrote and reply from your own information. Unlike a fixed menu of buttons, it can handle questions written in different ways, ask for what is missing, and pass anything it should not decide to a person.
Yes. We build Arabic-first chatbots for WhatsApp and your website. They answer routine questions in Arabic and English, ask leads for whatever is missing and score them against your rules, and hand over to a person the moment a question needs one.
Yes. It is built Arabic-first, not translated afterwards, and it answers in Arabic or English, in the language the customer wrote in.
It hands the conversation to a person straight away, with everything said so far, so the customer does not have to repeat themselves. Which questions go to a person, and to whom, is agreed with you and written into the map before anything is built.
From the information you give it: your services, prices, hours, policies and the answers your team already gives. It does not make up an answer it does not have. It asks for more detail or passes the question to a person.
Yes, where you want it to. It asks for the details your team needs, scores the enquiry against your rules, and then books it or records it in the tools you already use, such as your CRM, a spreadsheet or your calendar.
Every chatbot is designed around Saudi Arabia's PDPL and aligned with SDAIA's AI Ethics Principles. Where your data sits, who can see it, and whether any of it leaves the Kingdom is agreed with you and written into the map before anything is built.
It depends on the channels, how many systems it connects to, the languages and volume, and the support needed after go-live. Every project starts with an AI readiness assessment, a fixed-fee first step agreed in writing, whose cost is credited toward the build if you go ahead.
We take on a few partners at a time, so you work directly with the people who build your chatbot. Tell us about the enquiries that fill your team's week and we will arrange a free discovery call.
IntellAgentX is registered in Saudi Arabia. CR 7054311753. Based in Dhahran, Eastern Province.
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