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Controlled communication for regulated industries

Communication where every word has been approved.

A digital assistant that guides the customer down controlled paths with pre-approved answers. For operations where improvisation isn't an option — healthcare, insurance, finance. Predictable, auditable, safe.

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100% approved answers Fully auditable Deterministic paths
What's different

It's not a stripped-down solution. It's not an outdated form.
It's controlled communication where it matters.

In regulated industries, free improvisation isn't an advantage — it's a risk. The button-flow assistant guides the customer down safe paths where every answer has been approved. Where a mistake means a legal or health consequence, controlled communication is the right choice.

What you get

What changes in your company.

CUSTOMER

They don't get lost in forms

A clear path leads them step by step. No searching, no „I didn't know where to click“.

YOUR TEAM

You get the full request, not half of it

By the time a case reaches a person, every detail needed is already together.

YOU

You know what the assistant will say

Answers follow approved paths only. Nothing beyond what you have signed off.

Bespoke

What you customize on this assistant.

We don't build templates. We build the button-flow assistant individually to your processes — controlled, approved paths for structured and regulated channels.

COMMUNICATION

Style and wording

Approved phrasing and structured answers to your company's or industry's rules.

CAPABILITIES

What it can do

Controlled branching, guaranteed paths, approved answers, compliance steps. You define the scope.

KNOWLEDGE

What it knows

Your procedures, rules, documentation and approved scenarios. Trained on the reality of your company.

INTEGRATIONS

Connections

CRM, internal systems and helpdesk — it works with live data.

ESCALATION

Handover to a human

When to hand over to a human — with context. Rules to fit your team.

AND ANYTHING ELSE

Every solution bespoke

Plus anything else — you decide what the assistant knows and does.

With every assistant you also get a free dashboard — conversation history, statistics, escalation overview and live conversations where your team can take over communication directly from the overview.

How it looks in operation

A click instead of typing. An answer in the second click.

For everyone — even grandma. No typing, no misunderstandings.

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Channel context

Five situations where determinism wins.

Free AI is powerful, but not for every context. Where communication carries legal, financial or health weight, controlled branching is safer and more defensible.

CONTEXT 01

Health information

Preparing for an examination, procedures, appointments. Every answer approved by the medical team — no improvised advice.

CONTEXT 02

Insurance and financial products

Terms, reporting events, product information. Answers in line with current contracts and regulation.

CONTEXT 03

Structured onboarding paths

Onboarding a new client or employee step by step. A guaranteed path, no skipped step.

CONTEXT 04

Confirmations and bookings

Where an exact sequence must take place. The assistant guides a safe path, not a free conversation.

CONTEXT 05

Internal controlled processes

Processes where compliance requires documentability of every step and consistency across all interactions.

Decision tree

What a controlled path looks like.

Instead of freely generating text, the assistant guides the customer through a tree of approved choices. Every node is prepared in advance, every branch tested, every output auditable.

📞 Incoming query
Branch A
Product enquiry
Branch B
Report / request
Branch C
Out of scope
✓ Approved answer
↗ Escalation to a specialist
→ Safe handover to a human
Edge cases

How the assistant handles edge cases.

Determinism doesn't mean rigidity. The assistant has clear rules for situations where the controlled path isn't enough.

The customer strays from the path

Safe handover

If the customer writes something outside the structure, the assistant doesn't improvise. It escalates to a human with the context of the path so far.

No unapproved answer, ever.
An ambiguous choice

Asks for clarification

When it's unclear which branch to continue with, the assistant asks instead of guessing.

Always the right path, no misdirection.
Sensitive data

Controlled collection

The assistant collects only data that is approved and necessary for the given path. Nothing extra.

GDPR-compliant from the ground up.
Outside business hours

Full availability

Controlled paths work 24/7. The customer gets an approved answer even at night, escalation waits for the morning.

Consistency regardless of time.
Training

How the assistant is prepared for your company.

With the button-flow assistant there's no “training” in the free-AI sense — it's a structural workshop with your compliance team.

PILLAR 01

Tree design

Mapping the most frequent queries into structured branches. A workshop with your operations and compliance team.

PILLAR 02

Content approval

Every node goes through review by the responsible person — pharmacy → pharmacist, insurer → product team.

PILLAR 03

Versioning

Every change has an author, date, approver. The history of all edits is auditable retrospectively.

PILLAR 04

Escalation logic

The rules — when, to whom and with what path context.

PILLAR 05

Path testing

Every branch is verified before launch. No dead end, no invalid output.

Integration

Which systems it connects to.

Even a controlled assistant can work with live data — within approved paths.

CRM system

Customer identification, history, logging the interaction — within the approved scope.

Booking / ordering system

Booking appointments, checking availability — within the controlled path.

Internal database

Request, contract, order status — approved information in real time.

Helpdesk / ticketing

Escalation creates a ticket with the full path the customer went through.

Audit system

Every interaction is recorded in the audit log with a timestamp and tree version.

Approval process

Connection to your approval process — content changes go through a defined approval.

Escalation

When it hands over to a human.

With a controlled assistant, escalation is more frequent and deliberate — anything outside the approved structure goes to a human.

Trigger 01

Outside the tree structure

Anything that doesn't match the approved branches → immediate safe handover.

Trigger 02

A sensitive decision

Health advice, legal interpretation, individual assessment — always a human.

Trigger 03

Customer request

“I want to talk to an expert” → handover with the context of the path so far.

Trigger 04

Ambiguity

Unclear branch → clarification or escalation, never guessing.

Trigger 05

Regulatorily required contact

If a regulation requires human contact for an action → automatic escalation.

Deployment

What deployment looks like.

The button-flow assistant has a longer deployment due to compliance review — typically 2–3 weeks.

Consultation

~ 60 min

Mapping the rules, key risks and query types.

Query audit

3–5 days

Analysis of real interactions, identifying the structure.

Tree design

3–4 days

A workshop with the responsible teams, structural design of the paths.

Content and review

5–7 days

Creating and approving each node's answers with your team.

Testing

2–3 days

QA of all paths, integration, escalation logic.

Pilot

A week

Launch in a limited scope, supervision, calibration.

Full operation

Ongoing

Regular review, suggestions for expanding the tree.

Operational impact

Operational impact we measure from the first week.

With a controlled assistant, besides efficiency, we mainly measure compliance and documentability.

LAYER 01 — COVERAGE

Tree usage

  • Which branches customers go through
  • Queries resolved without escalation
  • Paths with frequent detours → expansion suggestion
LAYER 02 — COMPLIANCE

Documentability

  • Audit-ready reports in one click
  • What was communicated, when and in which version
  • Change history with authors and approvers
LAYER 03 — SAFETY

Risk management

  • Zero unapproved answers
  • Escalation of sensitive topics
  • Compliance with regulatory requirements
LAYER 04 — TEAM

Operational efficiency

  • Less pressure on the front line
  • Time to resolve an escalation
  • Cost per interaction
Strategic consultation

Thirty minutes to know whether a button-flow assistant makes sense for you.

No presentation. We'll discuss your communication volume, typical customer situations and how the assistant would fit into your processes.

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Where next
Common questions

What you ask before you decide.

The five we hear most often — including the awkward ones.

Usually yes — and that is fine. We introduce the assistant as an assistant, never as Jana from support; pretending to be human always backfires. What a customer notices immediately is the difference between a specific answer in seconds and waiting until morning. Tone, the way it addresses people and even sentence length are tuned to the way you speak, so it sounds like your company.
This is the most common worry and we take it seriously. The assistant answers from your approved knowledge base and your systems, not from the internet. When it has no basis for something, it says so and hands the conversation to a person with the full context. Any answer that is off we fix within two working days and do not charge for it. And before the assistant goes anywhere near your customers, it has to pass a set of test questions you put together.
No, and that is not the goal. The assistant takes the routine: where the order is, what the opening hours are, how to return something. Your people get to the work where judgement matters — the harder cases and the customers who matter most. The workload rarely shrinks; it moves to what is worth more.
A specific operation is the rule, not the exception — which is why we do not build templates. We start by learning how things work at your place: your procedures, your exceptions, your tone and above all what must never happen. We connect the assistant to the systems where your real data lives, so it does not answer in general terms but the way you would. And if the consultation shows it does not make sense for you yet, we will tell you straight.
We quote on your own numbers: a one-off fee for building and deploying, then a fixed monthly fee for running it. And the risk is ours — the assistant does not go live until it passes a test made up of your own questions, we watch the conversations daily through the first month and keep tuning, and if it still does not hold the level we agreed on, we refund the full build fee and the first month of operation.