Lead qualification
Asks your qualifying questions on the site, Messenger or Instagram, scores the answers, and books the call or hands the lead over.
Agents that do the repetitive part of the job and ask before doing anything that matters.
An agent is an AI that can take actions — look something up, update a record, prepare a message — not just answer. That is useful and risky in equal measure, so we define exactly what each agent may do, what it must hand to a person, and how you can see everything it did.
01 · Trigger
A new lead writes in at 10 p.m. through the site chat
02 · Agent
It asks your qualifying questions, checks availability and fills in the CRM record
03 · Human check
Anything outside its rules — a discount, a complaint — goes to your team
04 · Result
Your team starts the morning with qualified leads and a summary of each
An example flow. Your steps, tools and approvals are mapped with you before anything is built.
Asks your qualifying questions on the site, Messenger or Instagram, scores the answers, and books the call or hands the lead over.
Prepares follow-up emails after a quote or a missed call, for your team to approve and send.
Gathers what a weekly report, a content calendar or a customer file needs, so your team only reviews and decides.
With the people who do the work today, we write what the agent does, what it never does and when it hands over.
We build the agent on your data and test it against real past cases, including the awkward ones.
It starts with an approval on every action; rules are loosened only where its record justifies it.
We go through the logs with you, fix what went wrong and decide what it should take on next.
An agent is not an employee and will not run your business on its own. It can be wrong, or be misled by an unusual message, which is why customer-facing actions stay behind an approval until you decide otherwise.
Quoted per mandate after a free call. What moves the price: the number of tools the agent uses, the channels it works in, the volume of conversations or tasks, and the model usage paid to the provider.
Every mandate is confirmed in a written quote (scope, deliverables, timeline, GST/QST) before any work starts.
Our own operation runs on agents: each company in the Krealo Publisher has its own AI agent that drafts and plans content, and nothing goes live until a person approves it. The agents we build for you follow the same rule.
Source: Krealo Publisher data for our client companies, July 14 – October 12, 2026.
Whenever an action is on the list you set: messages to customers, prices or discounts, refunds, deletions, or anything unusual. At launch a person approves everything; rules are then relaxed one at a time, based on the agent's log.
A chatbot answers questions in a conversation. An agent can also act: look up an order, create a CRM record, prepare an email or a report. If all you need is answers on your website, our AI chatbot service is the better fit.
The number of tools and channels the agent works with, the volume of tasks, the level of supervision you want and the model usage costs. The written quote lists each of these before work starts.
Examples of the work the agent will do (past emails, leads, tickets), access to the tools involved, and a person who decides what the agent may and may not do.
AI that works inside your CRM, inbox and store — not in another tab your team forgets to open.
A chatbot that answers from your catalog and your policies — and knows when to call a person.
Stop copying the same data between five tools. Let the systems pass it to each other.