Write down what you charge. Stop repeating it.
Plexvia holds what your business sells, what each thing costs and which discounts are running. Every answer a customer gets about a price is read off that record, so the only place you have to keep it current is the one place.
Pricing that survives contact with reality.
Most businesses do not have one price. They have a weekday price, a rush price, an hourly rate and a promotion running until the end of the month. A catalog that can only hold one number is a catalog somebody stops updating.
The assistant quotes the record, not a script.
Ask on website chat, ask by email, or ask from inside your own team chat. The assistant looks the product up, reads the option that matches the question, applies a live discount and says the figure. It can offer the page for that product on your own website, and it cannot offer any other page.
- The same figures on every channel, because there is one source
- A discount that has ended is not quoted after it ends
- Your own team can ask what something costs without opening a spreadsheet
Website chat
How much is a same-day repair, and is there anything on at the moment?
Same-day repair is $180 when it is booked before 11am on a weekday. Winter service is running until 28 February, which takes 15% off, so $153 today.
Repair service on harborandpine.exampleThe price, the discount and the link all came from the product record. Nobody wrote them into a script.
Start from the website you already have.
Plexvia can read your public site and propose the products, categories and prices it finds, for you to accept, edit or throw away. Nothing is published from a guess: a proposal is a draft until a person says otherwise.
- Proposed from your own pages, reviewed by you
- Or added by hand, one product at a time
- Automatic capture from your site is on the paid plans
A price list the rest of Plexvia can read.
Available on every plan. Automatic capture of products from your website is a paid-plan capability.
Products and services together
A thing you sell and a job you do are the same kind of record, grouped into categories you name.
More than one price
Weekday and weekend, standard and express, hourly and flat. Each option carries the condition it applies under.
Discounts with dates
A promotion starts and ends on the days you set, and stops being quoted the moment it is over.
The names customers use
Add the words people actually type. Somebody asking for a “rush repair” finds the express option.
A link to your own page
Point a product at the page describing it on your site, and that is the only page the assistant will offer.
Read at the moment of asking
Change a price at nine and it is the figure quoted at ten, on chat, on email and to your own team.
What this is not
Plexvia is not a shop. There is no basket, no checkout and no stock count, and nothing here takes a payment or talks to a payment provider. It is the record of what you sell and what it costs, so that everything answering a customer can read the same figure. If you sell online, point a product at your own purchase page and Plexvia will send people there.
The rest of the platform
Every part of Plexvia draws on the same knowledge and the same access rules.
One price list. Every conversation.
Put what you charge somewhere the whole business can answer from, including the assistant.
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