Why NAVAGE
In a public service, a bank, a hospital, an assistant has no right to be wrong. NAVAGE is built on refusals.
What NAVAGE refuses
Inventing a button
The assistant only offers what actually exists in your application. A flow that does not exist is refused, not improvised.
Guessing
Language, context, answers: nothing is guessed. Without an excerpt of your site to back it, the assistant says it does not have the information.
Capturing your users’ screen
No screenshots. The assistant knows your application, as you validated it with us.
Making you write scenarios
No tour to write or rewrite after a redesign: a new preparation brings the assistant up to date. Your journeys are checked every day (from the Standard plan); if one breaks, you are warned the same day in the console.
Talking about anything else
The assistant only talks about your application and your content. No small talk, no generalities.
What NAVAGE commits to
- Verifiable: every answer cites its source; every action offered exists in your application.
- Sober: one dot, one panel, one voice. No visual layer imposed on your interface.
- Measurable: completion rate per flow, drop-off per step, unanswered requests.
- Bilingual from day one: French and English, in your application’s language.
- Reversible: remove it whenever you want, your application is exactly as before.
What NAVAGE does not do
- It takes no screenshots.
- It invents no action and no button.
- It does not answer without a source.
- It makes you write no scenario.
- It is neither a product-tour editor, nor a browser extension, nor a general-purpose chatbot.
- It uses only what is needed: the request, the language and the current flow.
Why this site
This site is guided by NAVAGE. The dot at the bottom right is the agent itself, on its own site. What it shows you here is what it will do for you.