Answers that end in a meeting.
Darwin answers the follow-up question too, then offers a time while the buyer is still deciding.
Darwin answers questions from your own pages and documents, in your brand’s voice, and offers a meeting when a buyer is ready.
Add your website and documents. Darwin reads every page and can re-read them every week, so answers keep up with your site.
Darwin answers from your pages and documents and lists the ones it used under the answer, so buyers can check.
Ask anything in Answer check and see the pages Darwin would use, before a visitor ever asks.
Darwin answers the follow-up question too, then offers a time while the buyer is still deciding.
When a buyer wants a person, Darwin records the request, asks for their email and flags the conversation.
Your colors, font and corners, so the chat feels like part of the page.
List the pages where the opening message stays off.
Add a consent line and a link to your privacy policy.
Preview the chat in Agent Studio, then turn your agent live.
Your website, first of all. Then whatever else you add in Knowledge, plus the business context you type in yourself, the stuff that isn't written down anywhere public. You can read and edit all of it, choose the assistant's voice, and try conversations in Agent Studio before the chat goes live on your site.
Nothing is lost. If they left an email or a name, it stays on the conversation, and someone on your team can read the chat later and decide whether it's worth a follow-up.
Darwin passes the request on rather than opening a live chat. When a visitor asks for a person, Darwin records the request and why they asked, and it shows up under Needs your attention on Home and in the requests-for-a-person filter in Conversations. Through Zapier or a webhook, the request can also reach Slack, Microsoft Teams or your CRM the moment it happens.
Darwin is built to answer only from the facts you give it, and not to invent prices, capabilities, calendar availability or a confirmed booking. Conversations where a question went unanswered are flagged in Conversations, so you can add the missing fact to your business context and test the question again.
No. It answers the question first and offers a meeting when the conversation shows buying interest, such as questions about pricing, integrations, fit or implementation. It respects a no, and helps existing customers with support instead of pitching them a meeting.
Yes, through Zapier. Darwin's Zapier app starts a Zap when a visitor leaves their details, books a meeting or asks for a person, and Zapier creates the contact, lead or person in HubSpot, Salesforce or Pipedrive with the page they chatted on and a link to the conversation. Darwin's Zapier app is in private beta, so you add it with the invite link in the setup guide.
Yes, any time. Website pages, documents and business context live in Agent Studio's Knowledge tab. You can open what was imported, see exactly what the assistant is working from, and change it.
Yes. The workspace owner invites teammates as admins, who can change the assistant, knowledge, appearance and automation, or as members, who can review conversations and results. Configuration and conversation data belong to the workspace, so everyone sees the same thing.