Maven, on your own site.

Most websites are a leaflet with a contact form on the end of it. Somebody arrives with a question the site does not answer, and the only thing on offer is a box that promises a reply later. Maven Connect puts your own Ai on that page instead, so the question gets an answer while the person is still reading.

What it can say is yours to decide. You write down the things you would repeat anyway — what you do, what it costs, when you are open, how you handle the awkward cases — and Maven answers visitors from those notes and nothing else. It is not asked to be clever about your business; it is asked to be accurate about it.

And the conversation does not end on the website. Anybody who leaves an address arrives in the journey you picked for that source, a request for a call arrives as a booking, and the whole exchange follows them into your own inbox. When one of them should be answered by a person, somebody on your team takes it over in the words you chose for the hand-over.

The card itself is yours before any of that: which tabs a visitor sees, what the first line says, the shape and the colour of the button in the corner, and whether it is there at all. You decide what shows, and the site you already have carries it.