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Start with what your website already says.
Choose the pages Quip should read. It turns that material into a draft knowledge base and flags the questions your website leaves unanswered.
Built on a live WordPress deployment
Give every website visitor an answer your team approved.
Quip reads your WordPress site and your approved knowledge base, answers in the visitor’s language, and calls a person in when the conversation needs one.
First tested where the answer matters.
The first version runs on 99Legal, where it has been tested against real visitor questions, privacy constraints, and staff handoff.
Live legal-site pilot
Consent before chat
Four-language handling
Human takeover
Conversation reporting
A useful assistant needs more than a prompt.
Quip combines the pages you select, the knowledge your team adds, the rules your business sets, and the history of each conversation. That context keeps answers useful and gives your team a clear place to make them better.
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Nothing goes live until you approve it.
Review the draft, correct business details, and add the rules that must always hold. Quip keeps hard safety controls separate from editable tone and copy.
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Give a direct answer, then guide the next step.
Quip responds in the visitor’s language, asks one useful question at a time, and presents the right action — a call, form, booking, or helpful page.
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Hand the conversation over without losing the context.
A team member can see the thread, reply inside WordPress, and take over when the question needs judgment or a personal response.
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See the questions your website is not answering.
Ratings, conversation themes, and a daily digest show where the knowledge is weak, which actions visitors choose, and what your team should update next.
Ready after one guided setup.
Connect a model, scan selected pages, answer a few questions about the business, review the knowledge, set privacy rules, and test the assistant privately. Quip stays off until you switch it on.
Join early accessApproved context
Every answer can draw on four connected sources without treating any of them as permission to invent.
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Website pages
The public information you choose to include.
Selected02
Knowledge base
The answers, details, and exceptions your team confirms.
Approved
Answer boundaryOnly connected context
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Business rules
Consent, claims, limits, escalation, tone, and calls to action.
Enforced04
Conversation history
What the visitor already asked and what a team member has said.
AttachedYour model. Your WordPress. Your rules.
Connect the provider you want to use, keep the operating controls in WordPress, and choose how visitor history is retained. Quip is designed to work with provider connectors and bring-your-own-key setups.
01Provider and model choice
02Logged-in conversation history
03Anonymous-retention controls
04Consent and disclaimer settings
05Desktop notifications and human handoff
06Daily conversation digest
Clear boundaries are part of the product.
Quip can show a consent notice before chat, block claims the assistant must never make, keep sensitive-data warnings visible, and route higher-risk questions to a person.
01No invented business facts
02No hidden launch switch
03No implied confidentiality
04No guaranteed outcomes
05No direct promise of expert access
06No response to prompt-injection requests
Put a more useful first response on your WordPress site.
Join the early-access list for product updates and the first reusable Quip plugin release. We’re looking for WordPress teams willing to test the setup and share feedback. This page opens your email app; it does not submit or store the address here.