Maia Agents
AI automations for support, qualification, scheduling, service, and pre-sales.
Maia builds, integrates, and manages automations tailored to the client context, with supervision, metrics, and a clear operational outcome.
The commercial story should separate the entry offer, automation, digital products, and custom delivery.
AI automations for support, qualification, scheduling, service, and pre-sales.
Process automation, integrations, and internal systems that scale operations.
AI embedded into software, platforms, or digital products with strong architecture.
Technical and commercial analysis to find where applied intelligence creates the most value.
Each automation solves a specific pain point and is designed to evolve with integrations, metrics, and governance.
Runs 24/7, answers questions, collects data, and routes the right contact to the right human team.
Channels
Integrations
Less waiting, more consistency, and fewer lost leads.
Books meetings, confirms times, handles changes, and reduces no-shows with automated reminders.
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Integrations
More completed bookings and fewer missed appointments.
Asks adaptive questions, scores potential, records context, and sends the lead to the right queue.
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Integrations
Higher-quality leads and a more productive sales team.
Runs follow-up, delivers materials, schedules meetings, and summarizes opportunities for the sales team.
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Integrations
Faster pipeline movement and less repetitive work.
Answers from documents, policies, and FAQs while identifying gaps and escalating exceptions.
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Integrations
Higher first-contact resolution and a living knowledge base.
Helps teams query internal documents, standards, reports, and procedures with access control.
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Integrations
Less manual searching and stronger internal standards.
Summarizes data, spots patterns, creates reports, and supports decisions with clear signals.
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Integrations
Faster business reading and better prioritization.
Connects tools and runs repetitive flows with AI and clearly defined business rules.
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Integrations
Less rework and a more predictable operation.
Maia's site should mirror what the market already values: task-oriented products, dashboards, governance, and real channels.
Position automations as digital teammates, not as generic chatbots.
Build a base ready for multiple clients, sub-accounts, and branded catalogs.
Prioritize WhatsApp in Brazil, but keep web, email, and integrations open.
Show when AI resolves, when it logs, and when it escalates to a human.
Expose volume, resolution rate, bookings, usage, and commercial impact.
Sell by solved pain and expected result, not by a generic AI package.
The management interface should be simple, executive, and traceable, with a quick read on what is working and what needs attention.
Operational view
What the customer tracks
The goal is to turn the AI promise into a clear commercial operation, with sellable landing pages and a dashboard that proves value.
Separate each automation by the pain point it resolves: support, scheduling, qualification, SDR, and automation.
The dashboard and metrics are part of the buying argument and the operational trust.
WhatsApp and the website should appear as the primary channels, backed by real integrations.
Human handoff, logs, permissions, and review must be visible to reduce perceived risk.
Structure pages, cards, and CTAs to sell products while keeping room for custom work.
Use the automations page as the sales window, keep the diagnosis as the entry path, and evolve the dashboard as the first customers go live.