Replies in the customer's dialect
Customers write colloquial Palestinian Arabic, English, or Arabic in Latin letters. Shihab reads all three and answers in kind, not in formal Arabic.
ShihabAI
Shihab answers your restaurant's messages on WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram and web chat, in the customer's own dialect. It handles menu, price and delivery questions, and carries the order from the first message to the cashier.
The customer's own dialect, answered in kind.
Most messages a restaurant page gets are the same few questions: how much is the crispy meal, do you deliver to Betunia, are you still open, I want two meals and fries. Shihab answers all of them from your own data, and finishes the order instead of leaving the customer waiting.
Customers write colloquial Palestinian Arabic, English, or Arabic in Latin letters. Shihab reads all three and answers in kind, not in formal Arabic.
Items, sizes, add-ons, prices, delivery areas and the fee for each one, and the opening hours of each branch. Every total is computed in code, never guessed.
It asks for the size and the add-ons, works out the total and the delivery fee, confirms the address and phone number, and sends the order to the cashier.
A complaint, a special request, a question with no confirmed answer: it goes to a person with the full conversation attached, in the same inbox.
Late at night, during the rush, over Eid: the same reply speed. No message sits unanswered until the morning.
If it does not hold the fact, it says it will check and hands over, rather than inventing a price or a time. That rule is built into the system, not a prompt.
The same agent on every channel, with the same knowledge of your restaurant. Connecting a channel is one flow in the Shihab console: sign in with the Facebook account that manages the page, pick the page, done.
Off-the-shelf auto-reply tools are built for English and for menus of buttons: press 1 for the menu. That is not how a customer in Palestine writes. They write «بدي وجبة بروست توصيل عالطيرة» or «b3dni wasalni», and they expect an answer in the same register. Shihab was built for that from the start: Palestinian Arabic, local area and landmark names, the shekel, and each branch's real opening hours.
No. The same Facebook page and the same Instagram account. For WhatsApp there are two options: a new number, or the number already in your WhatsApp Business app, which keeps working on the phone.
It does not guess. It says it will check, and hands the conversation to a person with the full context, so the customer never repeats themselves.
You do. Prices, sizes, add-ons and the fee for each area come from your own data, and the total is computed in code. Shihab cannot discount or change a price.
Yes. An Arabic and English console shows every conversation as it happens. You can take over at any point, pause the agent on one conversation or on a whole channel, and follow orders and their status.
Yes. You can send a percentage of conversations to Shihab and leave the rest with your staff exactly as they are, then raise the percentage as you get comfortable.
Colloquial Arabic, Palestinian and Levantine, is the primary one. It answers in English to customers who write English, and it understands Arabic typed in Latin letters.
We are onboarding new restaurants in Nablus, Ramallah and nearby cities. Send us the restaurant's name and the link to its page and we will come back to you.