Build a website and WhatsApp support agent from a URL

A founder showed a setup that turns a business URL into a support agent that answers questions and books Calendar appointments.

Done with Custom agent· Intermediate· Jul 2026

What they did
The founder said the platform can take a company website, scan it, and set up a customer-service agent in about a minute. That agent works on a site widget and on WhatsApp, answers routine questions any time, and can place appointments straight into Google Calendar. They also described an autopilot mode that finds businesses on Google Maps, drafts outreach, and creates a tailored demo bot for each lead.
How it went
The example showed a live support agent created from a pasted URL, with Spanish-first design and solid English support too. No figures were shared for adoption, sales, or accuracy, so the main outcome was the working capability rather than a measured business win.
Tips
If you try this, start with one business URL and check the answers against your site content before letting it talk to customers. Always stop for approval before connecting a live calendar or sending outreach.

Try it yourself with Lindy

Use [business website URL] to create a customer-support agent for [business name]. Read the site, pull out the main services, hours, pricing, contact details, and common questions, then set up a chat agent for [website widget] and [WhatsApp]. Make it answer with only information supported by the site, and if a question is unclear, say so instead of guessing. Also connect it to [Google Calendar name] so it can offer and book meetings only during [available hours]. Test it with three likely customer questions and one booking flow, then report what it answered and what calendar slot it chose. Before you connect any live calendar, publish it to customers, or send any message outward, pause and ask for my approval first.

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