General-business eval scoreboard

SLAtech General-Business: 71/100

Reproducible 200-question general-business eval harness. Baseline reference against which all per-vertical specialised models are compared. Pairs with umbrella eval scoreboard, general-business glossary and general-business FAQ.

Score breakdown by category

CategoryGeneral-BusinessGeneric competitorGap
Lead-capture quality

Structured name + company + role + use-case intake. Generic chatbots collect contact form fields only — no qualification depth.

78 68 +10
General FAQ coverage

Hours / pricing / policy queries hit cached answer cards. Generic chatbots match here when given clean FAQ source.

76 71 +5
Routing to specialist vertical

Self-classification: identifies industry-vertical from query and routes to the relevant Med/Edu/Legal hub. Generic chatbots have no vertical-routing intelligence.

80 52 +28
Multilingual support (HE / RU)

Generic chatbots score slightly higher here due to broader auto-translate coverage — General-Business does not invest in vertical-specific HE/RU terminology.

68 70 -2
Confidentiality / PII posture

Basic PII redaction at ingest. Vertical models (Med, Legal) ship deeper redaction + BAA/UPL workflows.

65 60 +5

Competitor comparison

SLAtech General-Business

71/100

Baseline reference; vertical-routing native, RTL Hebrew polish

Intercom Fin (generic)

64/100

Mid-market polish but English-first, no vertical-routing, no eval published

Drift (generic)

67/100

Strong demo-booking but English-first, US-locale defaults

Tidio Lyro (generic SMB)

58/100

SMB-priced but no Hebrew RTL polish, conversation cap on lower tiers

Continue the buyer evaluation

The per-vertical eval score is one input. Three more self-serve tools complete the picture without a sales call:

Umbrella eval scoreboard →All 9 verticals side-by-side TCO calculator →Annual savings + payback math Vendor compare-tool →Filter 16 vendors on 6 axes Vendor checklist →30 procurement due-diligence questions

Reproduce the eval against your own tenant

Eval methodology is open-source. 200 sealed general-business questions with LLM-as-Judge scoring on factuality, hallucination and confidence axes.