Your existing business. Your brand. Draft only by default.
From idea to next step
Three moments worth a page.
Illustrative examples, not customer results. Each CTA below is sample copy, not a live booking or payment action.
01 / Lawn care · Illustrative demo
Fill an opening
Input
A lawn care visit opened up on Thursday in our usual service area.
↓ Offer snippet
A Thursday lawn care opening, close to home. Tell us about your yard and we’ll confirm the fit and availability.
↓ CTA copy
Ask about Thursday ↗
Private draft prompt
Create a private draft Quick Page for a Thursday lawn care opening using this project’s approved business details and service area. Include an offer snippet and an ‘Ask about Thursday’ inquiry CTA. Ask me for missing details. Do not invent prices or availability, publish, book, charge, or send messages.
02 / Party rental · Illustrative demo
Shape an inquiry
Input
Someone asked about tables and chairs for a backyard birthday.
↓ Offer snippet
Let’s plan your backyard birthday. Share the date, guest count, and location so we can check suitable rental options.
↓ CTA copy
Share party details ↗
Private draft prompt
Create a private draft Quick Page for a party rental inquiry about tables and chairs for a backyard birthday. Use this project’s approved inventory information. Include an offer snippet and a ‘Share party details’ inquiry CTA. Ask for the event date, guest count, and location. Do not claim stock, quote an unverified price, publish, book, charge, or send messages.
03 / Follow up · Illustrative demo
Continue a conversation
Input
A customer liked our proposal but needs a clearer next step.
↓ Offer snippet
Your next step, in one place. Review the proposed scope and let us know what you’d like to discuss before deciding.
↓ CTA copy
Discuss the proposal ↗
Private draft prompt
Create a private draft Quick Page to follow up on a customer conversation. Ask me for a sanitized summary and the approved proposal scope. Include an offer snippet and a ‘Discuss the proposal’ inquiry CTA. Keep private notes out of public copy. Do not invent agreement, publish, book, charge, or send messages.
Keep the useful part of the idea.
One clear next step
Turn a broad suggestion into a specific offer and customer inquiry.
A familiar business
Build on the approved details and brand already in your Quik project.
Room to review
Refine a private draft before deciding what customers should see.
Less time explaining. More clarity for your customer.
Manual pilot setup
Connect your assistant
Use your existing business project. This pilot uses a project token and defaults to draft only.
Get your project connection
Open your business editor and choose Connected tools > Agents > Connect an assistant. Follow the manual pilot instructions to create a project token with draft only access. Copy the project ID from your editor URL: /edit/PROJECT_ID. If pilot access is unavailable, contact support.
Configure your assistant securely
Store the token in the secure environment variable QUIK_TOKEN for the process running your assistant. Never paste a token into chat, source control, or this page. Use the configuration for your client below, then restart or reconnect it. Your client must resolve the environment variable before connecting.
Ask for a private draft
Ask your assistant to discover its connected business with describe_capabilities, then give it one of the prompts above. Review the offer, facts, and CTA before approving any further action. Nothing in these prompts authorizes customer messages.
Quik is not yet listed in assistant marketplaces. This is a manual pilot connection. OAuth is available only to registered partners; there is no public one click OAuth setup.
Does beta access include agent credits?
Beta access does not automatically cover agent credits. Your assistant’s usage and any Quik agent charges are separate. Review the applicable quote and billing terms before approving paid work.
Will my assistant automatically send or publish anything?
The default is draft only. These prompts request private drafts and do not authorize publishing, customer messages, payments, or bookings. Review the draft and explicitly approve any supported next action separately.
How is this different from making a website?
Your website introduces the business. A Quick Page gives one specific opening, inquiry, or conversation a focused offer and a clear customer action, using your existing project and brand.
What should I share, and what stays private?
Use approved business information and sanitized conversation summaries. Keep customer secrets and private builder notes out of prompts intended for public copy. Store your project token securely in your assistant’s environment, never in a prompt or shared configuration. A private draft is for review before any public release.
What page durations can I request, and how long are quotes valid?
Request 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, or Keep it live. Review the available duration, price, and expiration in the returned quote before approving it. Quote validity, delivery time, and the page’s hosting period are separate terms. Ask for a refreshed quote if it expires.
Have a business idea in your chat?
Give it a focused next step. Start with a private draft.