Customer communication that runs itself.

AskHandle is a no-code platform for building and managing AI agents that handle inbound customer communication. Teams use it to answer from their own documents, spreadsheets, and website content, collect the details a request needs, qualify leads, schedule appointments, and hand the conversation to a person when the situation calls for it.

The same agent can run on your website messenger and on WhatsApp, and you can also share it as a standalone chat link. You decide which knowledge it can use, which questions it should ask, and when your team should take over. Setup does not require code or prompt engineering.

An AskHandle AI agent carries a customer request from the first message through to a useful next step. It reads the request in ordinary language, looks up the right information in the content you approve, and then answers, asks for a missing detail, books a time, or routes the conversation to your team.

You configure it for a specific job, such as answering product questions, qualifying a lead, or scheduling a visit. It answers from the sources you connect. When those sources do not support an answer, it can clarify, collect details for follow-up, or bring in a person, according to the rules you set.

AskHandle keeps the whole customer conversation in one place. Knowledge search, structured data lookup, question flows, scheduling, lead capture, routing, and human handoff work together, so a customer can ask a question, revise a detail, and book a next step in the same thread.

Your documents, spreadsheets, calendar, and CRM stay where they are. AskHandle is the conversation layer in front of them. You can start with one job, publish on your website or WhatsApp, and add capabilities as the workflow gets clearer. There is a free plan, and you do not need a developer to get started.

No. You add your documents, spreadsheets, or website pages, connect a calendar if you take appointments, choose which details the agent should collect, and publish. The visual builder lets you shape the workflow with capabilities such as Document Search, Data Search, question flows, AI Answer, and Human Handoff.

AskHandle provisions the WhatsApp Business number and walks you through Meta verification. Your website messenger is a short snippet you paste once. If you later want conversation data in another system, the AskHandle API is available for that connection.

It says so, and it does not guess. The agent answers from the documents, spreadsheets, and pages you provide. If a question falls outside that content, it can ask a clarifying question, collect the customer's details for follow-up, or bring in a person, depending on the rules you set.

You choose what the agent is allowed to answer, calculate, or book, and what must go to your team. A missing policy, a conflicting source, or a request outside the agent's authority should lead to a clear next step.

Yes. Human handoff moves the conversation to your team with the full history, so the person who joins already has the context. You decide what triggers it: a request to speak with someone, a specific topic, a question the agent cannot answer from your content, or a step that needs approval.

Handoff can go to AskHandle Inbox or to a connected destination such as HubSpot, Intercom, or a webhook, depending on how you configure it.

Yes, when you connect your calendar. The agent understands the request, checks live availability, offers open times, collects the details you require, and schedules the appointment inside the conversation. The customer stays in the chat.

An open time is offered as available. The appointment is confirmed when the booking succeeds. If that time is no longer open, the agent can continue with another supported option.

Yes. The same agent, knowledge, and workflows can run on your website messenger and on a WhatsApp Business number, so customers get consistent answers on either channel. You can also share the agent as a standalone chat link.

Each channel keeps its own experience. The website messenger sits on your site, and WhatsApp stays WhatsApp. What stays the same is the knowledge, the questions the agent asks, and the rules for booking or handoff.

No. AskHandle is the conversation layer in front of the tools you already use. Your booking system, CRM, and other systems keep their roles. The agent reads from the knowledge and data you connect, and it can schedule through a connected calendar.

When conversation data needs to move between systems, the AskHandle API connects them. The customer request stays in one conversation, while the records remain where your team already works.