AI replies in Messenger
Every incoming message is answered from your knowledge base. Messages written back to back are gathered up and answered once, in full.
Dozens of “how much is it?” comments pile up under your Facebook ad while messages land in the Messenger inbox. Vexvon picks up both — so your ad budget is not lost in comments nobody answered.
of customers buy from whoever replies first — even when the question is identical
of consumers would rather talk to a brand in a private messaging channel
Messenger and comment replies do not depend on your opening hours
What the Facebook integration gives you.
Every incoming message is answered from your knowledge base. Messages written back to back are gathered up and answered once, in full.
The answer to a sensitive question goes straight to Messenger rather than under the comment. A short public reply stays in the thread.
Only genuinely new comments are processed; likes, edits and deletions create no noise.
When a customer sends audio, the message is transcribed, the question is understood and an answer goes back.
The moment a number shows up in a Messenger thread it is recognised, a customer card opens and your sales team is notified.
Three mechanisms — each one protects your ad budget.
When the answer is sensitive — a price, a personal detail, order information — Vexvon does not write it under the comment. The full answer is sent to the customer through Messenger, and a short public reply stays in the thread. If the private message cannot be delivered, the answer is posted publicly instead — the customer is never left without one.
The page's own replies are filtered out automatically — the bot never answers itself. In the same way, when an agent writes from the panel or straight from Facebook, that is recognised as a staff message and the bot stays out of the conversation.
Facebook access tokens expire — and it usually surfaces on your busiest day. Vexvon refreshes them overnight, before they run out. Nothing is required from you and the flow of messages is never interrupted.
An action is work the bot carries out on your behalf; a trigger is the event that starts the scenario.
Reply to a customer from your page's Messenger inbox.
Answer openly under a post on your page.
A direct Messenger message goes to whoever left the comment.
Incoming audio is transcribed and answered.
The name and profile picture are fetched, so the chat is personal.
When a number is found, a customer card opens and the team is told.
Move the conversation onto a live agent.
Fires when someone messages your page.
Fires as soon as a new comment appears under one of your posts.
A lead is created the moment a phone number appears in the thread.
When a customer asks for a live agent, the team is notified.
The situations where the Facebook integration pays off most day to day.
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Comments piling up mid-campaign get answered, and anyone interested is moved into Messenger.
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A customer writes three separate messages — the bot reads them together and answers once, not three times.
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Every message in the Messenger inbox gets an answer, and your team only looks at the hard cases.
Every channel works on its own, but connect a few and all the messages collect in a single inbox.
During the demo we show it on an example from your own page. Tell us briefly about your company — our AI Call Center agent will call you personally in a few moments and answer every question you have.