1:50Put a Chatbot on Your Website
A chatbot that answers visitors from what your business has written down. Build it in Tellagent, try it, and embed it with one line.
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Describe the automation you want in plain words, and Odin builds it for you. Check its proposal, open it in the builder as a draft, ask Odin for a change and apply it with one click (or undo it), and see what's left before you publish. Nothing is saved or published until you say so.
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1:50A chatbot that answers visitors from what your business has written down. Build it in Tellagent, try it, and embed it with one line.
2:08The whole app in two minutes: AI Workflows that research and write, and Automations that follow up when something happens.
2:14An email follow-up that runs for every deal by itself: template, trigger, merge fields, a wait, a reminder, test and publish.
2:15Write an email once, send it from any automation, wait until it is opened, and see what happened to every email.
1:44Let a Stripe payment, a Calendly booking or a Typeform answer start your follow-up, and use your Shopify store’s steps.
2:03Chain steps together, from reading your documents to emailing the result, and run them now or on a schedule.
2:41Describe a routine job to Odin and it builds the workflow as a draft. Check it, switch it on, and it runs every week.
3:51Loop blocks keep an AI step working until it meets your standard, instead of handing on its first draft.
1:59Connect Slack once, and Site Pulse alerts, AI Workflow results and automation notifications post to your team’s channels.
3:11Add RSS feeds to an AI workflow, keep only what passes your rules, approve the best stories and email a daily digest to a Thrive tag.
2:05Publish what your Read feeds block collects: your website shows it, feed readers follow it and visitors sign up by email.
1:41Checks your pages and sign-up forms on a schedule, the way a customer would, and emails you when something breaks.