AI Agents, Automation & Chatbots in Iraq

AI chatbots and automation in Iraq

Your staff spend the day answering the same WhatsApp and Messenger questions: the price, the opening hours, whether you deliver to their area. We set up a chatbot that replies in Arabic and English using only the information you approve, collects order or booking details, and passes anything unusual to a person on your team. Simple automations can also move form entries into sheets and alert the right staff member.

  • Replies built from your approved facts
  • Unusual cases sent to your staff
  • Chat logs your team can read
  • Accounts and data under your control
Quote my chatbot
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Answering the same questions all day?

Customer questions
List the questions that arrive most on WhatsApp, Messenger or your site. We quote for a chatbot that handles them and hands the rest to your team.

Plan a customer chatbot

An internal task
Describe a routine job your staff repeat by hand, such as copying orders into a sheet. We quote for automating that one job first.

Automate one job

Arabic & English

Arabic in, Arabic out; English in, English out

Approved facts

Answers drawn only from information you have signed off

17 services

Chatbots beside websites, apps and marketing work

Since 2012

Websites and digital marketing for over a decade

What we set up

Most requests we get fit one of these four. The quote names the channels and the tasks covered.

Website chatbot

A chat window on your site that answers at any hour

Messaging chatbot

Replies on messaging apps where the platform allows it

Task automation

Form entries sent to sheets, with alerts to staff

Internal assistant

Staff ask questions and get answers from your files

What a useful Arabic chatbot must do

A chatbot that guesses does more harm than no chatbot. These seven behaviours are what we build and test before anyone outside your team uses it.
Your staff check each one with real messages.

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One task first, then a limited launch

We agree each stage with you by video call or WhatsApp, and the bot only reaches customers after your staff have signed it off.
A handful of real customers sees it first, not everyone at once.

STEP 01. Choose the task

We pick the one job that costs your staff the most time, for example delivery questions on WhatsApp, and name who on your side will own the bot.

STEP 02. Collect approved answers

Your team writes or confirms the answers to the most common questions, plus prices, areas and policies. The bot is only allowed to use this material.

STEP 03. Build

We set up the bot on the agreed channel, add the hand-off rules and connect any sheet or system in scope, in Arabic and English.

STEP 04. Staff testing

Your staff send it the kinds of messages customers really write, including slang, typos and awkward cases. Wrong replies are fixed before launch.

STEP 05. Limited launch

The bot goes live for part of the traffic or certain hours first, with a staff member watching the chats and able to switch it off.

STEP 06. Review logs and expand

We read the logs with you, add answers for the questions it missed, and only then widen the hours, channels or tasks. The quote states what support continues.

Questions that repeat every day are the first to automate

Three patterns we hear from businesses, and where each one usually starts.

One list of questions, every day

Staff paste the same answer dozens of times.

  • Sign: one person tied to the phone
  • Common cause: no ready answers anywhere
  • What we do: a chatbot loaded with signed-off replies

Details copied by hand

Orders retyped from chat into a sheet.

  • Sign: typing errors in orders
  • Common cause: chat and sheet not linked
  • What we do: an automation that fills the sheet

Night messages go unanswered

The first reply comes after the shift starts.

  • Sign: customers buying elsewhere
  • Common cause: nobody on duty after hours
  • What we do: night replies plus morning hand-off

Where conversations and data are kept

Customer chats contain names, phone numbers and addresses. Before anything is built, the quote states which accounts are used, where the chats are stored and who can read them.

Service accounts are opened in your company’s name.

  • Chatbot platform account held by you
  • AI service billed to your company
  • Our team added with limited access
  • Our access closed when you decide

  • Storage location stated in the quote
  • Conversation history downloadable
  • Data use terms written down
  • Old chats deleted on a set schedule

  • An off switch your staff can use
  • Hand-off rules you approve
  • Answer changes checked before release
  • A named contact on our side

Channels and systems we can connect

Channels

  • Website chat window
  • Messaging apps where rules allow
  • Channel list confirmed in the quote

Your systems

  • Online forms and sheets
  • Booking or order systems if they allow
  • Every link tested with real data

AI service

  • Picked after Arabic tests
  • Usage fees paid to the provider
  • Named in the quote with its terms

Work that supports a chatbot

  • Bigger systems: when the job needs screens, roles and reports rather than a bot, see web applications.
  • Apps: put chat or smart features inside a phone app with mobile app development.
  • Social pages: keep the pages that bring the messages active with social media management.
  • Website: give the chat window a site worth visiting with web design.
  • Email: follow up by email with people who asked through the bot using email marketing.
  • Overall plan: plan how chat fits with ads, posts and email using digital marketing.

Each service is quoted separately. Your chatbot quote covers only what you choose.

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The answers to collect before we build

The bot can only repeat what you give it. Gather these, and what is missing becomes a short question in our reply.

  • Common questions: the twenty your staff answer most, each with its approved reply.
  • Prices and policies: current price list, delivery areas, returns and opening hours.
  • Hand-off contact: who receives the chats the bot cannot handle, and at what hours.
  • Channel access: admin access to the page, number or site where the bot will reply.
  • Sample chats: a few real conversations, with personal details removed.

No list yet? Forward us a day of typical messages and we will sort them.

Which businesses automate which questions

Every sector has its own repeated question. These are typical first tasks, given as examples and not as a list of our clients in Iraq.

Clinics: booking and doctor hours

Restaurants: menu and order taking

Shops: stock and size questions

Schools: enrolment and fee enquiries

Real estate: answering new property leads

Travel: visa and package questions

Services: collecting quote details

HR: staff questions on leave and rules

What you pay to set it up, and what you pay to run it

A chatbot has two kinds of cost: the work to set it up, paid once, and the services it runs on, paid as long as it answers. Low-cost chatbot builders exist, but they often limit messages, show their own branding and handle Arabic poorly.

Three parts to look for in a quote:

  • Set-up: collecting answers, building, connecting and testing with your staff.
  • Running fees: AI usage by volume and any platform fee, paid to those providers.
  • Monitoring: reading logs and updating answers, if you want us to keep doing it.

Send a quote request and we separate the one-off work from the running fees for your case.

Number of channels

A site window plus a messaging app means two setups and two test rounds.

Connected systems

Writing orders into a sheet or booking tool adds setup and checks.

Message volume

Usage fees grow with the number of chats the bot answers each month.

Ongoing fees

Platform and AI fees are shown apart from our own work in the quote.

Message us on WhatsApp about your repeated questions

Write to us on WhatsApp at +964 784 684 3068, or use the quote form. A rough count helps, for example: “We get about 200 messages a day, mostly asking about prices, delivery areas and opening hours.”

How to judge an AI chatbot provider

Ask to chat with a bot they have already set up. Then ask: does it answer only from our information, or can it make things up? How does a customer reach a person? Can we read every conversation? Where are the chats stored? What will we pay each month to keep it running, and who receives that bill? A provider who cannot answer these clearly is not ready to handle your customers.

Limits we set on every chatbot

  • No price or date given unless it is in the approved list
  • No medical, legal or financial advice
  • No payments taken unless your own gateway is connected
  • Work with screens and roles goes to a web system instead
  • A full customer app is a mobile app project, not a bot

Questions Iraqi companies ask about chatbots and automation

Direct answers on dialect, WhatsApp, accuracy, data, monthly fees and hand-off.

We test it on the questions your customers actually send, including everyday Iraqi wording, and fix what it misreads. It replies in Modern Standard Arabic, and no bot reads every phrasing correctly.

Often, through the business messaging tools WhatsApp provides, within its rules and fees. We check your number and account type before quoting.

It is set to answer only from your approved information and to say it will check when it does not know. Staff review the logs, especially in the first weeks.

Your named staff and, while we support the bot, our team with limited access. The quote states where the chats are stored and for how long.

The AI service and any platform charge monthly by use, and you pay them directly. Ongoing monitoring by us is optional and quoted separately.

It can collect the name, phone, service and preferred time and send them to your team or a sheet. Writing directly into a booking system depends on that system.

Yes. Hand-off rules send the chat to a person with the history attached, so the customer does not repeat the question.

Yes. It answers routine questions at any hour and collects the details of anything else, so your staff find a clear list waiting in the morning.

A single task on one channel often takes a few weeks. Most of that time depends on how quickly the approved answers and access are ready.

If the system can share data with other tools, usually yes. We check what it allows during scoping, and the quote states the connection.

No, we have no office in Iraq. We work with you by video call, WhatsApp and email, and you test the bot from your own phone.

Further reading on Arabic chatbots

Articles from our blog on chatbots, automation and handling customer messages.