How quickly can Docket be deployed on a website?
Docket typically takes 5-10 minutes to create and is fully deployed within 7-14 days. The Customer Success team handles implementation, including training Docket on your product, CRM data, and conversation playbooks, without requiring engineering resources.
What data sources does Docket use to learn and provide answers?
Docket's knowledge comes from its Sales Knowledge Lakeβ’, which ingests data from over 50 sources. These include CRM records (Salesforce, HubSpot), Gong call recordings, Slack, Google Drive, Notion, SharePoint, and your product documentation. Connecting more sources enhances its intelligence.
What is an Agent Qualified Lead (AQL) and how does it differ from an MQL?
An AQL is a lead qualified through a real-time, substantive conversation with Docket, demonstrating genuine buying intent and readiness for sales. Unlike an MQL, which relies on arbitrary behavioral signals, an AQL represents someone who has engaged in dialogue and answered qualification questions.
What happens if Docket doesn't know the answer to a visitor's question?
Docket is designed to transparently state when it doesn't know an answer and will offer to connect the visitor with a human. This approach prioritizes trust and accuracy over hallucination, which is crucial in enterprise sales contexts.
Does Docket support voice conversations in addition to text?
Yes, Docket supports both voice and text conversations. Voice interactions are particularly effective for high-intent visitors deep in evaluation, providing an experience more akin to speaking with an SDR than a typical chatbot.
What is the pricing model for Docket?
Docket's pricing is all-inclusive, covering implementation, unlimited conversations, unlimited data source connections, and customer support. Plans start at $36,000 per year, reflecting its enterprise-grade solution for B2B companies.