ZANUS FRONT OFFICE FOR AEROSPACE & AVIATION — PROTECTION
AI that answers the world 24/7 across time zones needs a fuse box. Six daily caps — credits, voice, avatar, chats, walkthroughs, emails — session shields against scripts hammering your RFQ form or chat, and polite failovers: an over-cap chat falls back to an RFQ form, a call in progress is never cut, and the AOG line keeps ringing through. Your operators see courtesy; your invoice stays known.
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REAL AI - the whole Front Office is AI, not old software with an AI button. Give it your website: it learns your company, works from your approved knowledge and gets better with every answer you approve.
Live on this site right now — the assistant in the corner is the product · Award-winning AI — CES · ISE · TMCnet

The real Protection menu: daily fuses — credits, voice, avatar, chats, demos, emails — live bars, editable caps, failovers in writing.
Caps sit far above a busy Monday at the parts desk — they exist for abuse, not for operators.
Time ceilings, question budgets, repetition detectors: a script cannot burn your credits pretending to be a buyer.
Over cap? Chat offers the RFQ form, voice offers a message; the first fuse trip of the day emails your manager.
Click a tab. Every picture is the live Front Office, not a mockup — the left menu is the whole product.
Over-cap chat falls back to lead capture. Voice falls back to text. The avatar drops to the free standby loop. Marketing sends shift to tomorrow. Customers see courtesy; scripts hit a wall — and the first fuse trip of the day emails your billing contacts, with every trip in the audit log.


Some AI features run on rechargeable credits, consumed only if and when you use them — and Protection guards that balance: a live gauge with the value in view, per-feature spend graphs, and auto-refill with a monthly cap that never double-orders. Refill directly from the app.
The factory caps sit far above a busy day and you can raise them; if one trips, the failover is polite — a message or RFQ form, not an error screen — and you are emailed the same morning. A call in progress is never cut.
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Give it your website. It learns your company. Then call it, chat with it, e-mail it — and decide. Nothing to install, nothing to cancel.
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