Banglish understood
“sale er jinish ferot deya jabe?” is read as the Bangla question it is.
Customers can type in Bangla, in English, or in the mix of both written in English letters. Sourceteller answers in their language from your documents — even when the documents are in English — and cites the passage it used.
sale er jinish ferot deya jabe?
হ্যাঁ — ১৪ দিনের মধ্যে, না-পরা অবস্থায় ট্যাগসহ ফেরত দেওয়া যাবে। সেলের পণ্যের টাকা স্টোর ক্রেডিট হিসেবে ফেরত দেওয়া হয়।1
Sale items returned unworn within 14 days, tags attached, are refunded as store credit.
Your website and documents, in English, Bangla or both. Nothing needs translating.
Bangla, Banglish, English, or match each customer automatically.
A website widget, a phone line, Telegram, or a share link and QR code for a Facebook page.
“sale er jinish ferot deya jabe?” is read as the Bangla question it is.
No translated copies to maintain. The English passage is still cited so your team can check it.
Callers ask out loud in Bangla and hear the answer in Bangla.
Switch the website widget’s own text to Bangla in one click.
Customers who write in English, Hindi, Arabic or Spanish get answers in their language too.
Share a chat link or QR code on Facebook, Instagram, a WhatsApp Business profile or a counter card.
Yes. Bangla written in English letters is read as Bangla before the search, so “delivery koto din lage?” finds your delivery policy.
No. It answers in Bangla from English documents and still cites the English passage, so there are no translated copies to keep up to date.
Yes. Bangla is one of 36 languages a phone call can be held in, and Banglish works there too.
In US dollars, pay as you go: one-off packs from $5, 7 credits per answer, and credits never expire. New workspaces get 1,000 free credits.
That is the whole evaluation. If the answer comes back in your customer’s language with the right passage attached, you already know whether this works for you.
No card · credits never expire · every language from day one