You have thousands of past customers and no system that ever talks to them again.

Most systems write only to people who wrote to you first or agreed to hear from you: the Lead Response Engine, Dormant List Revival, Client Onboarding, the AI Receptionist and the E-commerce Support Assistant.

The AI Outreach & Lead Qualification Engine is the one that can write first. It writes only to business contacts that come from public business data, an introduction or an inbound inquiry, each cleared by a consent check, and it says it is an AI on the first touch. A bought or scraped list is refused. Whether cold business email is allowed depends on the country of the person you write to: the market pages list what each regulator says, with dates, and are not legal advice.

WhatsApp goes through the official Business API only: opted-in contacts, and an approved template outside the 24-hour reply window. There is no cold or broadcast WhatsApp and no cold calling. A STOP is honored before anything else is said. Sends run under a daily cap that a person sets.

It uses the official WhatsApp Business API, and only that. A reply inside the 24-hour window after a customer writes needs no template. A message outside the window needs an approved template and an opted-in contact. Messaging strangers and cold sends are not done, because WhatsApp's policy allows contact only with people who opted in. Broadcasts go only to opted-in contacts.

The API is reached through a provider. Whether your current number can be used, and what your setup needs, a person will check with you before you sign.

It depends on the product, and the build names what it reads:

• AI Receptionist and Lead Response Engine: your knowledge base and business hours.
• Dormant List Revival: your customer list, with consent records for who may be contacted.
• E-commerce Support Assistant: your order data, your return policy and your product data.
• Connected Operations Layer: you connect each account through its own sign-in, and can revoke it.

The exact checklist for your system is agreed when scope is signed. The full list is not on file, so a person will give it to you.

By list price the lowest first year is Dormant List Revival: $1,500 setup and $500 a month. It fits any business with 2,000+ past customers and no active reactivation program.

Cheapest is not the same as right for you. Pick the one that fixes the task costing you the most today. Scope does not shrink to fit a budget, because a negotiated scope is how fixed-price products turn into agency projects.

It does not try to handle it. A complaint, a legal or compliance matter, a high-value or VIP contact, a request for a human, a STOP and a data-erasure request all go to a hand-off lane. The system stops conversing after at most one neutral acknowledgment and notifies you.

It will sometimes get things wrong. It is not error-free, and we will not say it is.

What happens next: a failed action is retried, then set aside in a queue where you can see it, rather than dropped quietly. A question outside its data or policy is passed to a person instead of guessed at. Each action is written to a tamper-evident log, so you can see what it did and when.