“What are the dimensions, and when can you deliver?” — both, in one reply.
Your customer is standing in their living room eyeballing the space and sending you a photo. GulfBot answers from your piece sheet: length and depth in centimetres, the fabrics and colours you carry, whether it is in the warehouse or on order, and the delivery window for their area — while everything else, from installation to a second floor with no lift, moves to your team.
The question that eats the most salesperson time is the measurement; the second is the wait. The bot is wired to your piece sheet — dimensions, fabric, colour, in stock or on order — so it gives measurements exactly as written, says whether the piece is in the warehouse, and gives the delivery window for that customer's area as you defined it.
Anything that depends on someone looking at the job — a floor with no lift, a narrow doorway, a made-to-measure piece, a disassembly at another address — goes to your delivery team in the same thread before any promise is made. The bot never fixes a final delivery date on its own; it only gives the window written in your sheet.
What a piece enquiry looks like from dimensions to delivery.
An illustration — shaped like the messages that arrive right after someone sees the photo. Want to try it? Our sales line takes your hardest question.
Showroom questions, answered practically.
Whoever just saw your photo is about to ask for the measurements.
Ten days from here, they get the size and the window in a single reply — from your showroom sheet, on your number.
See it on a piece enquiryOur sales line runs on the same AI — try it with your showroom's questions. Or text +965 9609 4926.