Guides for business owners - SLAtech AI Business
Practical answers to the questions owners ask before and after they put an AI assistant on their site: what it answers, where the limits are and what changes day to day.
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Should it answer at all when nobody is there to take over?
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Should we just build this ourselves on a model API?
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How long you keep the conversations, and who decided that
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The questions your own team asks, and who they interrupt to ask them
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A chat window is not accessible by default, and nobody checks
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Deciding what counts as working, before anything is switched on
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Your documentation is in one language and your team is not
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Policy questions: when the written rule and the practised rule differ
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Your own security review is the slowest part, and you can shorten it
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What happens to an incoming request before a person reads it
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Which part first: the order that decides whether anyone keeps using it
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Supplier mail is the queue nobody owns
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The licence is the part you can see, and it is not the expensive part
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Your staff will assume it is about replacing them, and silence confirms it
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