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AI assistant: definition

An AI assistant is an artificial intelligence program you talk to in everyday language to get an answer, a text or an action. Built into business software, it works on that software's data.

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General-purpose or built-in AI assistant

A general-purpose assistant answers anything, but knows neither your customers nor your invoices. An AI assistant built into your business software reads your data: it knows which quote is waiting for a signature and which customer has not paid, and can prepare the action in the right screen.

The built-in assistant also respects your software's permissions: it sees what you are allowed to see, and nothing goes out without your approval.

What an AI assistant does for a small business

It answers questions about your figures, drafts emails and reminders, summarises conversations and points out what needs attention today. Used well, it saves the small tasks that fill a working day.

Ziggy, Eazyclick's AI assistant

Ziggy, Eazyclick's AI assistant, is present in every module: it answers with your figures, suggests reminders and useful actions, and helps you edit your website. You approve before anything goes out.

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What is Ziggy?

Ziggy is Eazyclick's AI assistant, built into the business software and the website: it answers, suggests and prepares, and you approve.

What is the difference between an AI assistant and a chatbot?

A chatbot usually talks to your visitors on your website. An AI assistant works with you and your team inside your software. Eazyclick offers both: Ziggy for you, and a chatbot for your visitors.

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