Turn a sales conversation into a page built for that visitor
Let your Copilot learn what a visitor needs, then propose a tailored landing page from your approved Catalog. The result can feel personal without inventing components or leaving your product’s visual language.
Personalization becomes a page, not just a chat response
A visitor asks how your SaaS can help their business. Your Copilot asks a few useful questions or, when your application provides the tool and permission, examines the lead’s website for context.
Instead of returning another generic answer, the Copilot proposes a PageConfig: the right product story, examples, features, and calls to action assembled from Sections your team already approved. Dollie validates the proposal and renders it with the same components as the rest of your site.
Your host owns the lead research, consent, conversation, storage, and delivery strategy. Dollie provides the bounded visual vocabulary and page workflow that turns that context into a coherent experience.
From visitor context to an approved page
1 · Understand
Gather only the context your product permits
The host Copilot can ask qualifying questions or use application-provided tools to retrieve lead context. That orchestration stays in your AI stack.
- Conversation and research remain host-owned
- Your application decides which tools are available
- Context can include answers, account data, or a supplied website
2 · Compose
Translate the answer into PageConfig
The Copilot chooses from the registered Catalog and fills supported Fields. It composes a product-native page instead of generating arbitrary JSX or CSS.
- Only approved Sections are available
- Structured props carry the tailored message
- Bindings can resolve allowed live product data
3 · Validate and render
Show a page your system knows how to trust
Validate the proposal against the Catalog before applying it. Your product can render it for the visitor, present it for review, or let a team member refine it visually first.
- Invalid configurations are rejected
- Visual edits use the same page definition
- Publishing and delivery remain host decisions
Give your Copilot components, not a blank canvas
Start with the Copilot contract, then connect it to the lead context and delivery workflow your application controls.