Live Chatbot Demo
Live Demo — Automation Build

What your customer sees. What your team sees.

A WhatsApp chatbot demo showing exactly how AI booking automation works: an AI assistant answers a customer's questions about bookings, pricing, and hours directly inside WhatsApp, Instagram DM, or a website chat widget, then hands the conversation to a real staff member — through the agent console below — the moment it's needed. This demo shows the interaction pattern itself, not a single fixed channel or a generic chatbot template.

Interactive Example — SparkleBay CleaningSample.Client.Build
Try it — type a message on the left as a customer
1CUSTOMER VIEW
SB
SparkleBay Cleaning
Automated assistant
📅 Book a cleaning
💰 Get a quote
👤 Talk to a human
2AGENT CONSOLE
Inbox · 1
🤖 auto
Ahmed R.
Say hi on the left…
AR
Ahmed R.
+971 5X XXX XXXX · WhatsApp
Bot auto-reply
ON
🔴 Customer needs a human — bot has paused. Reply below.
Bot is handling this conversation. Toggle off to reply manually.
Note: this is a single-page simulation of both perspectives for demo purposes — both panels share the same in-browser state. A real HexWeb deployment has the agent console as a separate, secured web app reading from a shared database (e.g. n8n writing to Airtable/Postgres, or a helpdesk tool like Zendesk/Freshdesk fed by the same webhook), so any team member can log in from their own device.
Frequently Asked QuestionsChatbot.Automation

How does a WhatsApp chatbot handle bookings automatically?

The bot asks what service the customer needs, checks pricing or availability, and confirms the details — all inside the same chat thread the customer already opened, with no app to download or account to create.

What happens when the bot can't answer a question?

The conversation flags for a human agent automatically, and the assistant pauses replying so a real staff member can take over without the customer having to repeat themselves or start the conversation over.

Does the same automation work on Instagram DM or a website chat widget, not just WhatsApp?

Yes — the underlying automation logic is channel-agnostic. HexWeb typically scopes one channel first, based on where a client's customers already message them, then adds further channels later as add-ons.

Is this an off-the-shelf chatbot template or a custom build?

Each deployment is built around the specific business's services, pricing, and hours rather than a generic template, and connects to the client's own systems — such as a booking calendar or CRM — rather than operating in isolation.

Who handles the agent side — do I need new software?

The agent console runs as its own secure web app reading from the same shared backend — for example, an automation workflow writing to a database, or a helpdesk tool fed by the same webhook — so staff can log in from any device without new hardware.

Want this built for your business?

We scope one channel first — WhatsApp, Instagram, or a website widget, whichever is where your customers already are — then price additional channels as add-ons once it's proven.

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