Visual flow builder
Design conversational journeys in a highly visual editor and update them without technical dependence, as shown in the JetSMART and SegurCaixa Adeslas case studies.
Hubtype is a platform for building AI agents on WhatsApp and other business messaging channels, automating support, self-service, and sales with human handoff.
Hubtype is a platform for designing, deploying, and scaling AI agents for WhatsApp and other business messaging channels. The site positions it for customer service, sales, and broader customer experience workflows, with the goal of automating interactions while keeping a human handoff available when needed.
The product combines a visual flow builder, helpdesk-style conversation management, and analytics in one workspace. Source material also shows it being used to automate high-volume support tasks, redirect phone traffic to messaging, and extend chat into revenue-generating flows such as add-on purchases and service upsells.
Design conversational journeys in a highly visual editor and update them without technical dependence, as shown in the JetSMART and SegurCaixa Adeslas case studies.
Operate a shared workspace for managing interactions, with a helpdesk experience designed for day-to-day customer conversations and handoff.
Track interaction performance and service outcomes so teams can identify where users get stuck and improve the experience over time.
Support WhatsApp and webchat, with the homepage also positioning the platform for other business messaging channels.
Blend AI, decision flows, Smart Intents, and generative responses to handle frequent queries and route more complex cases appropriately.
Embed services such as add-ons and payments inside the chat experience, as shown in JetSMART’s direct sales flow through Webviews.
Automate routine questions, status checks, and high-volume support requests on WhatsApp or webchat so agents can focus on complex issues.
Manage booking, modification, and cancellation workflows in chat, as shown in the SegurCaixa Adeslas appointment flow.
Route customers from phone or IVR into messaging to lower call volumes and create a more self-service service model.
Sell add-ons or other services directly inside the chat experience, including in-chat selection and payment flows like JetSMART’s Webviews.
Serve multilingual audiences across markets with chat-based support flows that can be localized by language and region.
Hubtype is designed to create AI agents for WhatsApp and other business messaging channels. The source material shows it being used for customer service automation, self-service workflows, and channel-based sales or support flows.
The source explicitly mentions WhatsApp and webchat. It also says Hubtype integrates with existing tech stacks, including CRM, helpdesk, data analytics, CMS, and existing AI, but it does not provide a full public integrations list.
The homepage says teams can design journeys, build experiences, and track results in one place. Case studies show deployments completed in six weeks for JetSMART and two months for SegurCaixa Adeslas, but implementation time will vary by use case.
Yes. The platform supports smooth human handoff when automation is not enough. The SegurCaixa Adeslas case also describes agent handoff without losing context.
The public pages do not show pricing or plan details. The site invites visitors to contact sales for a personalized demo.