A visitor asks naturally
They do not need to learn your menus, filters, forms, or internal terminology.
20 business examples · EN + PT-BR
Your business already speaks a language Widport understands.
From a product search to a service request, Widport helps visitors explain what they need, find approved information, and reach your team.
IntentParse → GQueries → Widport
One runtime. Domain-aware journeys.
Choose the schema that matches your operation. Widport combines it with your authorized knowledge, deployment policy, and reviewed experiences — without turning interpretation into permission.
What this unlocks
From natural language to a useful experience.
The schema finds what matters
Required details, constraints, preferences, and unresolved dimensions remain explicit.
Widport moves them forward
Answer, clarify, navigate, collect bounded data, or hand off to a person.
Current catalog
20 areas. Concrete use cases.
Illustrative requests, not ready-made integrations. Availability, bookings, purchases, and external actions require a supported, authorized integration.
Discovery and purchase
Help visitors compare options, express constraints, and reach the right offer.
commerce.purchaseCommerce
“I need a lightweight laptop.” Guide the visitor to approved product information.
real-estate.property-searchReal estate
“I want a two-bedroom apartment.” Clarify location and budget before reaching the team.
hospitality.bookingHospitality
“Do you allow pets?” Answer from published accommodation policies.
travel.transport-searchTravel transport
“How much luggage can I take?” Find approved baggage information.
education.course-searchEducation
“Which course fits my experience?” Clarify goals and point to published course details.
Services and appointments
Qualify the request before a team spends time scheduling or scoping it.
automotive.serviceAutomotive services
“I need a maintenance estimate.” Understand the service request and route it to the team.
beauty.appointmentBeauty and wellness
“Which services do you offer?” Explain published options and the contact path for appointments.
home-services.jobHome services
“Can you repair a leaking tap?” Clarify the job and point to the service team.
consulting.engagementConsulting
“We need help improving our operations.” Clarify the business need before a human introduction.
events.registrationEvents
“Where is the event and how do I register?” Show approved location and registration information.
Care and protection
Collect bounded information while preserving the limits of sensitive domains.
healthcare.care-navigationHealthcare
“How do I contact the clinic?” Share administrative information, not diagnosis or emergency triage.
psychology.care-intakePsychology
“How can I ask about appointments?” Offer the clinic’s contact path, not crisis assessment.
fitness.activity-planFitness
“What classes do you offer?” Explain published options, not clinical exercise prescriptions.
insurance.claim-intakeInsurance
“How do I report a claim?” Explain approved reporting steps, not coverage decisions.
finance.accounting-serviceAccounting
“Do you support small businesses?” Explain service scope and offer contact, not financial advice.
Operations and relationships
Route recurring customer needs with clearer context and safer next steps.
support.requestCustomer support
“Where can I get help with setup?” Find approved guidance and a human support path.
subscription.managementSubscriptions
“How can I ask to change my plan?” Explain the published process; do not imply an automatic change.
logistics.shipmentLogistics
“Which areas do you deliver to?” Answer from published service areas, not unconnected live tracking.
food.orderFood ordering
“Where can I see ingredients?” Point to approved menu information; do not guarantee allergen safety.
recruiting.job-searchRecruiting
“Where can I find open roles?” Guide visitors to approved job pages, without promising placement.
Measured quality
See the evidence behind every schema.
Technical compatibility is not the same as measured quality. IntentParse publishes each schema's lifecycle status, bilingual evaluation score, evidence band, run count, and false-execution results.
Next step
Find the right starting point for your operation.
Start with a supported schema, connect approved knowledge, and shape the experience around the outcomes your team can actually deliver.