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Overview
MakeFlow builds AI assistants for WhatsApp and Messenger that answer common questions, help with bookings and support routine customer conversations for small businesses.
MakeFlow provides tailored AI assistants that respond to customer messages, answer business questions and support common service workflows across messaging channels.
It fits into customer-service automation for small businesses that rely heavily on messaging and want to reduce repetitive manual replies.
Salons, gyms and other small service businesses that receive frequent customer questions through messaging.
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