Request a quote
A form inside the chat. Visitors see a summary and confirm before anything is sent. This one goes to our Slack.
Live demo
Try every part. With real data.
Each card below opens the FlowConvo widget on this page, connected to real services. Integrations that need a key run on our platform key here; on your site they can run on yours.
No key needed Our key or yours Your own account
Use cases
Forms, appointments, polls, surveys and chat.
Every button opens the real widget on this page, with the real integrations behind it. Try them in any order.
Call-back request
The shortest form there is: a name and a phone number, straight to your team.
Book with Calendly
Free times from your Calendly event appear as buttons. The booking is made without leaving the chat.
Book with Cal.com
The same, with Cal.com. Cancelling and rescheduling stay in Cal.com.
Calendar invite
No booking tool? Visitors pick a moment and get an .ics invite by e-mail right away.
Poll in the page
One vote per visitor, results right after voting. The same poll can open in the chat.
NPS survey
Asks a different follow-up question for promoters and detractors, and only alerts Slack for low scores.
Answers from your own content
Most questions never need AI: words, synonyms and the current page decide the answer, in milliseconds.
AI as a safety net
When nothing fits, AI answers within the limits you set: per visitor, per hour, per month.
Handover to a person
The conversation moves to a Slack thread. Your colleague answers in Slack; the visitor sees it in the chat.
Newsletter sign-up
Sign-ups go straight to Mailchimp, Brevo or Laposta, with the double opt-in of the service itself.
Was this helpful?
Thumbs up or down under answers, so you see which answers need work.
Industries
One widget, many trades.
The same building blocks, connected to the data your visitors ask about. These run against real, public sources.
Intranet: team poll
Polls and pulse surveys for employees: anonymous, once per person per month, results in one overview.
Automotive: licence plate
Make, model and MOT expiry from the Dutch vehicle register. AI reads the plate from the question.
Hosting: domain check
Is a domain still free, and who holds it? Then DNS records and the SSL certificate.
Hosting: status page
Answers "is it down?" from any Atlassian Statuspage, yours or a supplier’s.
Monitoring: Core Web Vitals
Real-user field data from the Chrome UX Report, current and over the last months.
Monitoring: PageSpeed
A lab test with PageSpeed Insights, for when a page has no field data yet.
Learning: translations
Practise or check a translation. DeepL or Google Translate, whichever you have a key for.
Sports: football
League tables, today’s matches and the next match of any team, with live scores.
E-commerce: order status
Order number and e-mail together show the status and track-and-trace. Neither alone does.
E-commerce: address and payment
Complete an address from a postcode, then pay by link. This payment link uses a Mollie test key: nothing is charged.
E-commerce: travel time
How far is the store, and will you make it before closing? Uses the opening hours you set.
Weather
Fixed for your own location, or for any place a visitor names.
Public holidays
The next public holiday, or the date of a specific one, in the visitor’s language.
Finance
Crypto prices, exchange rates and an EU VAT number check, for shops and accountants.
Knowledge
Summaries from Wikipedia or a README on GitHub, with the source linked.
Where it shows
In the widget, by itself, or in your page.
The same forms and answers, in three places. You decide per form and per page.
In the widget
The classic chat button. Opens with your greeting, menu or tabs.
Shows up by itself
A dot on the button, buttons next to it, or the chat opening, when your trigger says so. Scroll to “Triggers” to see one.
Inline in the page
Polls, surveys and sign-up forms placed directly in your content, in their own isolated style.
Triggers
Ask at the moment it matters.
You just saw one: when this section came into view, buttons appeared next to the chat button. Every condition below can be combined, and each trigger fires at most once per page view.
Conditions you can combine
- Page
- pricing, blog, checkout…
- Time and scroll
- after 15 seconds, at 60% scrolled
- In view
- once an element was on screen
- Device
- mobile or desktop
- Sample
- a share of your visitors
- Behaviour
- first mouse move, tap, or returning to the tab
- Who
- logged in, role, plan, language
And more
Languages, your own APIs, checklists and docs.
The parts that make FlowConvo fit your site instead of the other way around.
Any language
Questions in a language you have no content for are translated, matched, and answered back in that language.
Your visitors decide
Typing speed, sounds and whether the chat closes when they click elsewhere: in the settings menu, remembered per visitor.
Your own APIs
Any API with a URL becomes an integration: parameters, headers, cache, limits and an automatic pause when it fails.
Checklists
An onboarding list in its own tab. Items can be checked automatically by an API, or ask the chat for help.
Usage
Visitors and customers see what they used of their limits, per day, month or organisation.
Docs in the widget
Help pages in a tab, searchable as you type. From Markdown, Notion or GitHub.
Install in one line
One script tag. Your answers, forms and integrations live with us, so you change them without a deploy.
Opening hours
Answers that change with your opening hours and time zone: open now, closing soon, back tomorrow at nine.
WhatsApp and Messenger
The same answers and flows in WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger, with the same limits.
Continuity
Bring your own keys. Any time.
Every integration on this page that needs a key can run on ours or on yours. Switch whenever you like: your answers, forms and triggers stay exactly the same.
Want this on your site? Tell us what you need.
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