Speak or type as a fictional caller. See the assistant handle a task.
In English · 3 minutes · No account needed
Find a suitable time and see it appear in the example calendar.
Ask for a product document and follow the checks before it is sent.
Follow steps from the manual and see when an engineer takes over.
Watch which information the assistant uses and what changes in the example system. Consider where the same kind of support could help your callers.
Notice when the assistant asks for more detail or hands over to a person. A real implementation needs agreed sources, permissions and responsibility for exceptions.
You take a fictional caller’s role in a short conversation, such as booking an appointment or requesting a certificate. Beside the conversation, you can follow the information used and the changes made in the example system.
You do not need technical knowledge. We provide a role and an opening sentence, and you can speak with a microphone or type your messages.
The people, records and operational systems in the examples are fictional. The demo does not connect to your internal systems. Please use fictional details in the conversation.
The assistant is designed to use the available sources, identify missing information and hand questions over when a person is needed. The scenarios also demonstrate when clinical questions should be referred to a qualified person.
Yes. A real implementation would use agreed information sources, access permissions and handover rules for your organisation. Its answers and actions would need to be tested against your requirements before use.