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Each client has different content, different tone and different rules about what may be said. Running that as one configuration produces an assistant that is wrong for everybody.
Running it as a dozen separate products produces a dozen processes, which is where agency margin goes.
Each client has its own sources — their site, their documents, their records — its own guardrails and its own widget branding.
Captured leads go to that client's records, and permissions are scoped per client so a team member sees only the accounts they work on.
It will not write client content. The assistant's ceiling is the quality of the sources, and improving those is work.
And it does not white-label the platform itself. The widget carries the client's branding; the administration does not.
Analytics per client show what was asked, what was answered and what could not be — which is a content backlog written by that client's own customers.
That is a genuinely valuable monthly deliverable, and it assembles itself rather than being written.
Yes, with its own guardrails and branding.
To that client's records, scoped per client.
The widget is branded per client; the administration is not.
We will run it end to end on your own numbers in half an hour, and tell you honestly which parts Treepie does not improve.