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AI sales assistants that sell for Los Angeles brands and say plainly they are bots.

We provide AI sales assistant development Los Angeles businesses can deploy under California's strict rules. Our assistants answer shoppers and trade buyers in several languages, recommend products from your live catalog, take wholesale and consultation requests, and hand qualified buyers to your team with the full conversation attached. California requires a bot to disclose itself when it is used to drive a sale, so disclosure, consent and privacy rights are part of the design from the first screen.

Los Angeles is a city of many markets: fashion wholesale downtown, direct-to-consumer brands around Santa Monica and Playa Vista, home services across the Valley and the South Bay. Each needs a different assistant, and we build for the one you run.

Built for
Brands, wholesalers, contractors and B2B firms in Los Angeles County that sell to buyers who expect an answer in minutes.
Typical timeline
Release scope and review dates are settled with you over video call during discovery and written into the agreement before development begins.
What you own
Source code, prompt library, conversation archive, consent and privacy request logs, plus every vendor account, registered to your business.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What a Los Angeles assistant does

Features shaped by California law and LA buyers.

A shopper in Koreatown, a boutique buyer flying in for market week and a homeowner in Torrance comparing solar quotes all want different things from your sales assistant. What they share is low patience for slow replies and a legal right, under California law, to know they are dealing with a bot and to control their personal information. The capabilities below are the ones Los Angeles clients ask for most. We choose the set for your first release during discovery, based on where conversions drop today and which channels your buyers actually use, rather than building everything at once and hoping some of it sticks. Each feature is tested on anonymized copies of your own past conversations before launch.

Explain your project
  • Bot disclosure by design

    California's Business and Professions Code section 17941 makes it unlawful to use a bot to mislead someone about its artificial identity in order to incentivize a sale. Every conversation opens with a clear, plain-language statement that the buyer is talking to an automated assistant, and the disclosure stays visible in the chat window.

    Disclosure that holds up when a regulator or plaintiff reads the transcript.

  • Multilingual selling

    Spanish is the obvious second language in Los Angeles, but Korean, Chinese, Armenian and Tagalog matter for many local brands. We configure the languages your customers actually use, with product terms, sizing language and consent wording reviewed by fluent speakers on your team. Right-to-left Persian or Arabic layouts can be added when your customer base calls for them.

    Buyers in every community you serve get the same quality of answer.

  • Catalog-grounded recommendations

    For Shopify and other commerce platforms, the assistant reads live inventory, sizes, colorways and shipping options, recommends from what is in stock and adds items to the cart. Claims about materials or sustainability come only from approved product copy. Returns and exchange answers quote your published policy word for word.

    Fewer abandoned carts from unanswered fit and stock questions.

  • Wholesale buyer intake

    Showrooms in the Fashion District receive buyer enquiries in waves around market weeks. The assistant collects store details, resale permit information for staff to verify, order minimums interest and preferred appointment times, then books the buyer with the right showroom rep.

    Trade enquiries sorted before the showroom opens.

  • Consultation and estimate booking

    Contractors, solar installers and design studios need qualified appointments, not form fills. The assistant checks service area by ZIP code, asks the scoping questions your estimators need, and books a video consultation or a visit by your own staff. Service-area rules are kept in a simple table your office manager can update.

    Estimators spend their days with buyers who fit.

  • Social and DM capture

    Many LA brands sell through Instagram and creator traffic. Where platform APIs allow, the assistant answers direct messages, captures contact details with consent and moves the buyer into your CRM or checkout without losing the thread.

    Social interest turns into tracked leads, not lost messages.

  • Privacy request handling

    Under the CCPA as amended by the CPRA, Californians can ask to know, delete or correct their data and opt out of its sale or sharing. The assistant recognizes these requests, logs them and routes them to your privacy workflow instead of answering them itself. Opt-out of sale or sharing is honored in the tags the assistant fires on your site.

    Privacy requests reach the right person on the first attempt.

  • Sales handoff with context

    When a buyer is ready, the assistant passes them to a person by live chat, scheduled call or email, with a summary of needs, budget signals and open questions written to HubSpot, Salesforce or your own system.

    No buyer has to explain themselves twice.

  • Transcript review queue

    Conversations where the assistant hesitated, a buyer complained or a sensitive topic appeared are flagged for a manager to review. Corrections feed back into the approved answer library each week. Managers can mark a flagged answer as fine, fix it, or block it outright.

    The assistant gets better on the questions that cost you sales.

  • Answering the sales line

    A voice assistant can pick up your sales number after hours or when every rep is busy, answer approved questions, capture the caller's needs and book a callback. It identifies itself as automated, gives recording notice where calls are recorded, and transfers to a person on request.

    Fewer missed calls during evenings and weekends, when many LA buyers shop.

Who this is for

Four Los Angeles businesses this suits.

Our team works with Los Angeles clients remotely, and discovery and reviews run by video call. The businesses we fit best share one problem: buyers arrive faster than a sales team can respond, often outside office hours and often in more than one language. These four profiles cover most of the conversations we have with LA companies, from apparel to home improvement. If you sit somewhere between them, discovery sorts out which features apply.

01

Direct-to-consumer brands on the Westside

Apparel, beauty and wellness brands around Santa Monica, Venice and Culver City sell mostly online, often after a creator mention sends a spike of visitors. An assistant that answers sizing, ingredients and delivery questions in the moment, then recovers carts by email with proper consent, keeps those spikes from going to waste. Repeat customers can be recognized when they sign in, so the assistant suggests refills or matching items.

Health claims stay within the approved product copy, nothing more.

02

Fashion District wholesalers and showrooms

Wholesale apparel and accessories businesses downtown deal with independent boutiques nationwide. The assistant handles first contact with new trade buyers, explains your terms from approved documents, collects account details for verification and books showroom or video appointments around market weeks. Payment terms and credit applications stay with your accounts team, and the assistant tells buyers so.

03

Home improvement and solar contractors

Contractors across the San Fernando Valley, the South Bay and the Inland Empire border compete hard on response time. We build assistants that qualify by ZIP code, roof or project type and timing, and book estimates, while keeping outbound calls and texts within consent and the federal Do Not Call rules. Homeowners who ask to stop hearing from you are suppressed across every channel at once.

Financing and incentive answers come only from text your compliance team approved.

04

B2B and media sales teams

Software companies in Silicon Beach and ad sales teams around Hollywood and Burbank run long sales cycles with many stakeholders. The assistant qualifies inbound demo and media kit requests, enriches the company record and books the right account executive, leaving relationship work to people. Media kit and rate card requests are routed to the right seller without the assistant quoting any rates.

How a Los Angeles assistant goes from idea to live.

  1. 01Discovery over videoWe map your channels, languages, buyer types and the points where leads drop, and agree what the first release must prove. Your sales lead and marketing owner both join.
  2. 02Legal and privacy inputsYour counsel confirms disclosure wording, consent language, privacy notice links and any industry rules, so the assistant is built around them rather than patched afterwards. Nothing ships until that wording is signed off.
  3. 03Answer libraryWe turn product copy, terms, FAQs and sales notes into an approved answer library in each language, with owners named for keeping it current. Seasonal drops and new collections get a simple update routine.
  4. 04Build and connectThe assistant is connected to your store, CRM, calendars and messaging platforms, starting in sandbox accounts and moving to production only after sign-off. Field mapping is documented for your admins.
  5. 05Red-team testingWe try to make the assistant hide its identity, invent a discount, mishandle a deletion request or answer in the wrong language, and fix every failure before launch. Your team gets to try breaking it too.
  6. 06Phased go-liveLaunch starts on one channel or one language, with daily transcript review in the first weeks, then expands as quality holds. A short handover guide covers how to pause a channel quickly if needed.

Technology

What we build this with.

We pick the language model per project and ground it in your own content through retrieval. Common connections include Shopify, Salesforce, HubSpot, Klaviyo, Google and Microsoft calendars and Meta messaging APIs, all hosted in cloud accounts you own. Texts go out through registered business numbers that mobile carriers recognize for application traffic.

01Mobile

  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • Flutter
  • React Native

02Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

03Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions Los Angeles companies ask us.

Yes, when the bot is used to incentivize a sale.

Section 17941 of the Business and Professions Code, in force since July 2019, makes it unlawful to use a bot to mislead a person about its artificial identity in order to incentivize a purchase, unless the bot clearly discloses that it is a bot. We put that disclosure at the start of every conversation and keep it visible, which is simpler and safer than trying to decide when the law applies. Utah and other states have their own disclosure rules, which matters if you sell nationally.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

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