Hail hit the neighborhood today.
Homeowners are on roofing websites tonight, and yours offers a form that promises a call tomorrow.
Clarky answers their storm-damage questions and books the inspection in the chat.
So they fill out the contact form, or they don't. They open the next tab in the search results and ask there instead. By the time anyone reads the form in the morning, they've booked with someone who answered.
Clarky is your website chat.
Clarky answers on your website day and night, from your own pages, documents and Q&A. It offers open times and books the appointment right in the chat, and when someone asks for a person, your team gets an alert to take over.
Homeowners are on roofing websites tonight, and yours offers a form that promises a call tomorrow.
Clarky answers their storm-damage questions and books the inspection in the chat.
She's on your pricing page during her lunch break, and the form says someone will be in touch.
Clarky answers from your price list and offers this week's open consult times.
A chatbot that keeps reciting FAQs is how a ready client closes the tab.
Clarky lets them know a person has been notified, and whoever's free takes over the same chat.
A cracked molar calls at 9pm. Clarky answers, triages the pain, checks the schedule, and books them for 8am. The front desk finds it done.
Click the highlight to switch industries. The demo follows.
It answers from your website, documents and Q&A, and steers off-topic questions back to your business.
Visitors pick an open time on your real calendar without leaving the chat, and a confirmation email follows.
A request for a human alerts your team, and you take over from the inbox or your phone.
When a visitor shares an email or phone number, Clarky saves them to your CRM, and to a pipeline if you like.
Pick a corner bubble, a docked tab or an answer bar, then set your colors, avatar, greeting and starter questions.
Visitors can write in Spanish, Portuguese or Vietnamese, and Clarky replies in the same language.
Pick yours and the whole site follows: the calls, the texts, the questions customers ask and the Tuesday it saves.
It's built to answer only from your Context, so it says it can't help rather than guess, and off-topic questions get a polite no. Questions it couldn't answer show up in Q&A for you to fill in.
Paste one line of code into your site. Can't edit your site? Share a link to a full-page chat instead.
Clarky tells them a person has been notified and alerts your team. Whoever takes over joins the same chat, and you can set a message that goes out if nobody joins within a few minutes.
Only where you want it to. It waits to be clicked, unless you list the pages where it should open on its own.
Point Clarky at your website and it's trained in about a minute.