Four build patterns we are asked for most often in Pakistan — what the bot handles on its own, what it connects to, and where a person still takes over. Use them to work out what yours would need to do.
A note on what this page is. These are illustrative build patterns drawn from the kind of work we do, not named client accounts, and they carry no invented performance figures. Named case studies will be published here as clients agree to be quoted.
Dozens of "rate kya hai?" messages a day, almost none of them ready to buy. Salespeople spend the morning re-typing the same three questions.
Connects to: Google Calendar, Google Sheets, your CRM
The sales team only opens conversations that already carry a bill size, a city and a budget.
“Where is my order?” on repeat, carts abandoned at checkout, and COD parcels refused at the door.
Connects to: Shopify, WooCommerce, Salla
Routine order questions stop reaching a human, and refused deliveries drop because intent is confirmed first.
The same twenty questions — documents, eligibility, fees, timelines — asked in Urdu and English at every hour.
Connects to: Google Calendar, Google Sheets, your file store
Consultants speak to screened applicants instead of answering checklists all day.
Bookings arrive after hours when nobody is on the phone, and no-shows eat the schedule.
Connects to: Google Calendar, SMS and email
After-hours enquiries turn into booked appointments instead of missed calls.
None of these is a template. Each one is scoped around how a specific business already works — read how we approach a build on our custom chatbot development page.
Describe the messages your team answers over and over. We will tell you which parts a chatbot can take, which parts it should not, and what building it would involve.