ScanKart AI

Start with a blank project and be live before your coffee cools. ScanKart AI lets you assemble a working assistant in a few clicks: create a workspace, give it a name, and feed it what it needs to know. Drop in a homepage link, upload a PDF handbook, attach a price list from a spreadsheet. The system ingests these sources and builds a unified brain you can query right away. Tune the voice, set guardrails, and map key intents (pricing, refunds, shipping, syllabus, etc.). Test in the preview chat; when answers look right, copy one embed snippet and paste it into your site. The widget appears instantly, and content stays fresh with automatic re-crawls when you update files or pages.

Use it as your front line for questions. Point the assistant at FAQs and policy docs, then define escalation rules. It can greet visitors, recognize common issues, surface the exact passage from your docs, and collect context (order ID, email) before handing off when needed. Missed or low-confidence queries are saved to an inbox so you can improve the source material or add quick replies. Over time, this reduces repetitive tickets and gives your team a clean queue of edge cases. You can also enable after-hours coverage, set answer length, and add personalized prompts based on the page the customer is viewing.

For sales and shopping journeys, import a product sheet or crawl a category page to teach the assistant about variants, stock, and specs. Then place it on product and checkout pages. Shoppers can ask for comparisons, sizing advice, or compatibility; the assistant proposes options and links to the right SKU. Gate high-intent moments with a lightweight form to qualify leads, book a demo, or apply a coupon. Pair page targeting with custom greetings—different on the pricing page than on the blog—to nudge visitors toward the next step.

The browser add-on brings the same brain to every site you visit. While researching, click the toolbar button to get a short brief of a long article, extract figures, or ask clarifying questions without leaving the page. For back-office work, upload invoices in PDF and a ledger export, then ask, "Which accounts are overdue this month?" or "Summarize expenses by category." Teachers can compile a course bot from a syllabus and readings to generate quizzes and explain concepts; marketers can produce outlines and meta descriptions drawn from existing pages. Everything runs without writing code, so teammates across support, ops, and content can build their own helpers and ship improvements fast.