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What it does
It interprets a customer's intent from free text or speech, retrieves or computes an answer, and replies in natural language — turning a messaging channel into an automated service desk that scales without adding headcount. See /answers/what-is-a-chatbot-for-messaging.
Where it runs
Across the same channels you already use: WhatsApp and RCS for rich two-way threads, SMS for universal reach, and voice for spoken interaction. An omnichannel platform lets one assistant serve all of them. See /answers/what-is-omnichannel-messaging and /answers/conversational-ai-voice.
Automate, then hand off
The strongest deployments automate the routine and escalate cleanly to a human agent with the full conversation context, so customers get speed without hitting a dead end. See /answers/whatsapp-for-customer-support.
Keep it grounded and compliant
Ground responses in your own data, respect messaging consent and the channel's policy, and keep an audit trail — automation must not outrun compliance. See /answers/sms-compliance-checklist.