Nubot

Nubot builds AI sales agents for WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook. It pairs a no code flow builder with an AI that answers, recommends products, takes orders and books appointments, plus a CRM inbox, lead scoring, bulk campaigns and webhooks for connecting external systems.

Nubot is an AI agent and CRM platform built around WhatsApp first commerce. Businesses create a virtual seller that answers incoming messages around the clock, handles product questions, recommends items from a catalog and takes orders automatically. The same agent can schedule appointments and send follow ups, and it extends to Instagram and Facebook so conversations from several channels land in one inbox. The company positions the product for small and mid sized businesses across Latin America, and it lists clients such as Cineplanet, Qroma and Datapath. The build process happens in a visual drag and drop flow editor that requires no coding. Teams design conversation paths, connect their online store, and let the AI agent interpret context rather than replay fixed scripts. A scoring layer sorts leads by purchase intent, so human advisors can step into the chats that matter most. Bulk campaigns can be created with personalization and segmented by behavior or interest, and a unified inbox lets several advisors share the same account. Role based features assign conversations and monitor team performance, while webhooks and APIs push data to a company CRM or ERP. Onboarding is structured rather than purely self serve. After registration, a Zoom welcome session walks new accounts through the first setup steps, and then channels get connected and the agent goes live. Support is a notable part of the offer: video tutorials inside the platform, live chat with advisors, unlimited advisory calls and a VIP community of business owners from Europe, the US and Latin America. Access to each of these depends on the chosen plan. Against broader chat automation suites, Nubot trades breadth for WhatsApp depth. It leans on the official Meta Cloud API and a courier style CRM tuned for sales conversations rather than generic support ticketing. Teams that already sell through messaging apps will find the feature set targeted; teams that need email first or complex enterprise service desks will find it narrower.