Company websites for US chatbot vendors selling across many states.

The FTC has acted against companies that overstated what their AI could do, including in its 2024 enforcement sweep on deceptive AI claims. We add a review stage in the CMS so product claims, performance statements and comparisons are approved by an owner before publishing, with a record of who approved what.

A privacy center that explains rights under the state laws that apply to you, such as California, Texas, Virginia, Colorado and others, with one request form that captures the visitor's state and routes the request. A consent manager honors opt out signals where state law requires it. Requests are logged with dates so deadlines are visible.

States are adding chatbot rules, from California's SB 243 and New York's AI companion law to Utah's AI disclosure requirements and Texas's new AI governance act. A maintained page explains how your platform supports disclosure and safety duties, updated with your counsel as laws change. Copy stays factual and avoids implying legal advice.

Separate sections for healthcare, financial services and education, covering HIPAA and business associate agreements, bank vendor risk expectations, and student data and COPPA questions where children may use a client's assistant. Each section states what your product does and avoids implying certifications you do not hold. Each section links to your security and privacy pages.

For vendors selling to states, counties and cities, pages on accessibility, data handling, procurement vehicles you hold and contract documents. The 2024 Justice Department rule under ADA Title II sets WCAG 2.1 AA for state and local government web content, so public buyers will check how your chat interface meets it.

Where you have customers or partners in particular metros, landing pages written for each region with distinct content, not a template with the city name swapped. They support local search and give regional reps a page to share. Each regional page names the sectors and partners active there.

Forms that capture state, sector and company size, then assign the lead to the right territory or vertical team in your CRM, book a call on that rep's calendar and notify them. Text message follow up only runs with documented consent. Leads from partners are tagged with the partner's name.

Customer quotes and review widgets published only with permission and in line with the FTC rule on fake reviews and testimonials, with clear labels for any paid or incentivized endorsements. Case material is published only when the customer has agreed in writing. Old testimonials are reviewed and removed when they no longer reflect the product.

A searchable directory of approved implementation partners by state and specialty, with a partner application flow and listings your channel team controls. Partners update their own profiles, subject to your approval, so listings stay current. Listings can show certifications partners hold only after you confirm them.

Components built to WCAG 2.2 AA so every new page inherits accessibility, including any chat demo, with an accessibility statement that reflects what was tested. Content editors get guidance in the CMS on headings, alt text and link wording. Checks run on every new template before it is released.