Across 14+ industries, the same four conversations keep coming back.
Arabic support, lead qualification, structured intake, and the handover to a person. The patterns below are anonymized: what varies between a bank and a restaurant is the content of the answer, not the shape of the conversation.
- 35+AI personas in production
- 14+industries deployed
- Secondsto a routine reply
- AllArabic dialects
- After hoursroutine questions answered
Arabic customer support automation
Answers routine questions in the customer's own Arabic — fees, hours, documents, availability — and frees agents for the conversations that need a person. Replies arrive in seconds on the routine automated path; human escalation depends on team availability.
Lead qualification before handoff
Captures budget, timeline, and intent up front, so leads reach your sales team pre-enriched instead of as cold inquiries. A pattern Sheba runs across real estate, automotive, and B2B.
Structured order and booking intake
Walks customers through ordering, reservations, and appointments with structured slot-filling — items, quantities, dates — and writes clean data into the CRM. Common across F&B, healthcare, and travel.
Escalation with explicit triggers
Nearly every deployment defines what the AI must not answer — complaints, legal questions, custom pricing, medical advice — and hands those to a human with full context. Defensive design is the norm, not the exception.
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The clinic assistant runs the archetypal pattern — appointments and intake, end to end.