Case study 01 · Client anonymised at their request
A 40-room island hotel group.
Three properties, one enquiry inbox, and a reception team answering the same eleven questions by hand — in two languages, often after midnight.
Sector
HospitalityEngagement
Site rebuild + AgentDuration
9 weeksLanguages
Greek, EnglishThe problem underneath
Not a chat problem. The site had three pages describing check-in, each slightly different, and none of them was the one search returned.
Method
One canonical page per question
Every question the agent needed to answer got exactly one page — no duplicates competing for the same query.
Structure before design
Information architecture was settled and reviewed before a single screen was styled.
Agent pointed only at those pages
Retrieval was scoped to the canonical set — nothing else in the site was eligible as a source.
Handed over at week nine, with a runbook in both languages
Delivered so the reception team could operate it without us.
What is measured
We publish the metric, not the number, until the client has signed off.
Testimonial
“Quote pending approval — we do not publish a testimonial before the client has read it in place.”
— Operations director, name withheld.