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What OctaDezx actually does for restaurants, clinics, agencies, salons, estate agents, schools, SaaS teams, stores and enterprise support organisations. A breakdown per business type, plus appointments, image recognition, support ticket escalation and an AI that only learns what you approve.
Industries running on OctaDezx
- Restaurants. Menus, food orders and reservations
- Clinics & healthcare. Services, hours and appointment requests
- Agencies. Service enquiries and lead qualification
- Real estate agencies. Listings, service areas and viewings
- Beauty & salons. Services, prices and appointment booking
- Local services. Quotes, service areas and scheduling
- Education. Programs, fees and admissions
- Mobile apps. In-app help chat, screenshots and helpdesk escalation
- Games & gaming. Player support on Discord and in-game help chat
- SaaS & software. Plan questions, support and demos
- Retail stores. Stock questions, locations and hours
- Hotels & hospitality. Rooms, rates and reservation requests
- Travel & tourism. Packages, bookings and itineraries
- Automotive. Vehicle stock, test drives and servicing
- Logistics & couriers. Tracking, coverage and delivery quotes
- Banks & finance. Compliant service info and secure hand-offs
- E-commerce. Catalogue, orders, shipments and invoices
- Enterprise. Multi-department routing at scale
What it handles for them
- Instant, on-brand replies. Trained on your services, policies and voice, so it sounds like you, not a bot.
- Speaks their language. It replies in whatever language the customer writes in, and handles code-switched writing where two languages are mixed in one sentence, such as Spanglish, Hinglish, Franglais or Taglish.
- Collects appointment requests. In chat or on a live call, it collects the customer's details, service and preferred time, then records a request for your team to check and confirm.
- Reads photos and voice notes. Website and shareable chats accept customer photos. Voice notes on supported messaging channels are transcribed into the same conversation.
- Answers the phone. Give your AI a phone number and it holds a real conversation, interruptions and all, takes voicemail out of hours, and writes every call down as plain text.
- Sounds like your team. Give it a name, a job title and a manner, then train it in plain English. Separate instructions for calls coming in and calls going out.
- Captures and follows up leads. Every contact becomes a lead. The AI follows the playbook you wrote in plain English to re-engage them.
- Answers social DMs. Replies to customers in Instagram Direct and Facebook Messenger, then brings their conversations into your dashboard.
Explore the workflow your business needs
OctaDezx serves service businesses, agencies, clinics, retailers and enterprise teams. Start with the customer task, then check the channel, knowledge and team controls it requires.
- Enterprise AI customer support
Team permissions, knowledge ownership, developer integrations and a staged rollout.
- Answer questions from business knowledge
Ground product answers in saved information and route missing facts to your team.
- Capture a confirmed order in chat
Clarify the request, check listed prices and record the customer's confirmation.
- Handle order status requests safely
Collect the reference and send private lookup work to an authorized teammate.
- Customer support on Facebook Messenger
Answer Page messages with your business context and a human handoff.
- AI sales automation and follow ups
Track enquiries, planned follow ups and the next action in customer records.
- Assist customers buying in social DMs
Help with an active enquiry across connected channels using one business knowledge base.
- Find catalogue products from a photo
Offer visual matching in website and shareable chat, with clear channel limits.
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