Make your website your best employee.
Welcome customers. Take bookings. Sell products. Follow up.
Cedros brings your website, business tools, and an assistant into one platform—so your site can help with the work behind your business, too.
At a glance
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The website: Your brand, your domain
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The workspace: Content, customers, and commerce together
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The help: An assistant that can work with your site
On this page
What if your website did more of the work?
Your website is often the first place a customer meets your business. It should help them understand what you offer, get an answer, and take the next step.
Cedros is an all-in-one website platform with commerce, customer management, and marketing tools built in. The assistant can work with those tools and your business information to help you prepare content, handle requests, and keep things moving.
Welcome and guide
Explain your services, answer common questions, and offer support chat. Your team can join a conversation when a customer needs a person.
Turn interest into action
Let customers send an inquiry, book an appointment, or buy from your store. Manage the records behind those interactions in your workspace.
Help with the follow-up
Prepare replies, draft campaigns, and plan social posts using your business context. Review the work in the tools where you’ll use it.
Give it a real job. Launch your next service.
Say you run a studio and want to offer a new consultation. You need a page that explains it, a way for people to book, and a message to your existing customers.
Example workflow · Launch a consultation
From an idea to a bookable offer.
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Explain the offer: Give the assistant the service details, price, and who it is for. Ask for a page draft, then edit it in the page builder.
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Make it bookable: Set up the appointment type and your availability. Add the booking link to the page and test the customer journey.
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Tell your customers: Prepare an email campaign from the same service details. Choose the audience, review the message, and send it when you’re ready.
These are separate steps you control. Drafting the page does not publish it, configure your bookings, or send an email.
For businesses with something to sell, share, or book.
Start with the work your website needs to do. Add the tools and connected services that support it.
Service businesses
Explain what you offer, collect inquiries, take bookings, send contracts, and keep customer conversations together.
Shops & independent brands
Build a storefront with product pages, a cart, and checkout. Manage the content and campaigns that bring people back.
Creators & small teams
Publish your work, grow an email list, share resources, and build relationships with your audience.
Card payments are available through connected providers. Solana payments and wallet features are optional, for businesses whose customers want them.
You give the direction. You set the boundaries.
Tell the assistant what you want done and give it the relevant business information. Its work stays in your workspace: a page draft appears in the builder, where you can open it, edit it, and decide when it is ready.
Choose what to delegate
Set which areas the assistant can read, edit, or publish. Keep it on drafts when you want to review every page, or grant publishing access for work you want it to carry through.
Work your way
Use the visual tools, the built-in assistant, or a compatible assistant you already use. Handle everyday changes yourself and bring in an agency or specialist when you need their expertise.
Your customers get a familiar website
People can browse, inquire, book, and buy through the site. They don’t need to use an assistant or connect a wallet.
There’s room for custom work
Developers can add custom pages and extensions for a client portal or a tailored booking experience, using your existing content and customer accounts.
Give your website its first job.
Start with something useful: taking consultation bookings, selling a product, or collecting inquiries. Configure the tools it needs, test the customer journey, and build from there.
If you’re moving an existing site, plan for both the content and the features it depends on. Supported content imports can help with the move; a theme, plugin, or custom application may need to be rebuilt.
Your plan and connected providers determine the available services and running costs. Compare the plans, test the workflows you need, and talk to us about anything specific to your business.
Put your website to work.
Tell us what you want your website to handle. We’ll help you work out how Cedros could fit your business.