What should we prepare for a one-page AI assistant evaluation?
Bring one service-page URL, approved information, representative visitor questions and the next step a person should take. Keep booking and payment actions in the existing systems, and agree the page boundary, source updates, human handoff and acceptance checks in a written scope.
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All answersWhat to check
- Name one audience, one service page and the intended enquiry route.
- Prepare approved answers, exceptions, missing facts and a content owner.
- List required system actions separately from information and link handoffs.
| Prepare | Useful example | Decision it supports |
|---|---|---|
| Page and audience | One service page and the people it serves | Which content and languages belong in the evaluation |
| Question set | Routine questions, conditions and unknowns | What the assistant should answer or hand off |
| Existing next step | An enquiry link and the responsible team | Where a visitor goes after the conversation |
| Acceptance owner | A person who can approve facts and review results | Who decides whether the agreed checks pass |
How to use the evidence
Specify whether the evaluation concerns only one page, navigation to other published information or a site-wide assistant. Include what happens when a visitor asks beyond that scope. A requested limited-page configuration needs agreement; it is not implied by a site-wide product description.
Where WEAVIST fits
WEAVIST ACE describes a site-wide assistant built from published content and a human enquiry handoff. It does not process bookings, contracts or payments. Use the buyer guide to agree the information and handoff scope.
Follow-up questions
Must we replace our booking or payment system?
An information-and-enquiry scope can leave those actions in your existing systems. Any requested system action needs its own agreed implementation and acceptance checks.
Do we need to send passwords?
The buyer guide starts a public-URL assessment without account passwords or private records. Agree any later access separately with the system owner.