Conversation flow
Menus, questions, validation, error handling and a way back. Customers should not get stuck.
MATVII / TELEGRAM BOTS
A Telegram bot for appointments, common questions or order status checks. We start with a real customer conversation and build a clear, useful flow around it.
A bot can help when customers repeatedly choose a service and time, ask for an order update or need the same answers. It should also make it easy to reach a person when the question is outside the flow.
Menus, questions, validation, error handling and a way back. Customers should not get stuck.
Booking can cover services, schedules and cancellations. Support can cover FAQs, status checks and a manager handoff. We choose the flow you need.
Agree the source of schedules or orders, hosting and access. Test the flow and hand over operating instructions.
DEMONSTRATION CONCEPTS · INTERACTIVE

Choose a service, specialist and time; explore the test calendar.
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Explore FAQs or check sample orders 1024–1026.
Try the demo →These are interactive web demonstrations of bot flows, not live Telegram bots. The actual bot, database and notifications are connected as part of a commissioned project.
Share 5–10 typical customer questions, a service list or a sample order. Explain who handles these requests now and where the information is stored.
Confirm features, price, timing and any separate expenses.
Try the design and key flow in a working preview.
Check on mobile, connect the domain and agreed services.
Not always. Reliable button-based flows are often enough for booking and common answers. AI features are considered only where useful, with costs agreed separately.
In an agreed database, CRM or other data source, not in public bot code. We define access and recovery needs at the start.
Hosting, external services and maintenance may have recurring costs. We agree one-off and ongoing expenses separately before work begins.
Tell me what you offer and which customer action you want to simplify. We can work out the scope together.