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An AI assistant for financial services websites
Answers what you have published about your products, fees and process. Everything that constitutes advice goes to a person.
₹2,999/month · 20,000 messages · no per-seat or per-resolution fee
Financial services sites are dense with information visitors need and structured in a way that makes it hard to find: fee schedules, eligibility criteria, documentation requirements, timelines. Answering those quickly is straightforwardly useful.
The constraint is not subtle. Anything that amounts to a personal recommendation is regulated, and an automated system must not stray into it — not because of tone, but because of who is accountable for the answer.
Fees, eligibility and documentation
What you charge, who qualifies, what paperwork is needed, how long it takes. All published, all high-volume, none of it advisory. This is where the deflection is.
No recommendations, no projections, no figures it was not given
The bot does not suggest a product for a person’s circumstances, does not project returns, and does not calculate what someone can borrow or afford. It quotes published rates and routes the rest.
The same mechanism that stops the sales engine inventing a price stops this: where there is no record, there is no answer to give.
Process questions during an application
Existing applicants asking where things stand, what is outstanding, and what happens next are a large share of inbound contact. Published process answers handle most of it; anything account-specific goes to a person.
The transcript is the record
Every conversation is stored and searchable, and travels with the customer when the conversation escalates. In a regulated setting, a complete record of what was said is worth as much as the automation.
Frequently asked questions
Does this give financial advice?
No. It answers from what your website publishes and hands anything advisory to a qualified person. Personal recommendations are outside what it will produce.
Can it access customer accounts?
No. It is a website assistant built from your public content, with no connection to account systems. Account-specific questions route to your team.
What happens when it does not know the answer?
It says so and offers to hand the conversation to a person, with the transcript attached. It does not compose an answer from the shape of the question — which is the failure mode that matters for financial services, because an invented figure in a regulated context is a mis-selling exposure, not an inconvenience.
How long does setup take?
Enter your website URL, let it crawl, then paste one script tag into your site. Most sites are answering questions within a minute of the crawl finishing.
What does it cost?
Eteon Starter is ₹2,999 a month for 20,000 messages, with a 7-day free trial. No per-seat fee and no per-resolution fee, so automating more conversations does not raise the bill.
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