Mawidi is built for businesses where time slots, customer trust, and fast replies matter. A patient asks for the next dermatology slot. A salon guest wants a stylist at 7 PM. A parent needs a school tour. A property lead wants a viewing. In each case, the operational problem is the same: the customer is ready now, but the team is busy.
Mawidi acts as a bilingual AI reception layer across WhatsApp and voice. It answers in Arabic and English, understands the business context, checks availability, confirms appointments, sends reminders, and can collect deposits before the slot is locked. The goal is not to replace the business. The goal is to give every branch a consistent front desk that works after hours, during peak times, and across every customer conversation.
What Mawidi handles
- WhatsApp enquiries, FAQs, booking requests, reschedules, and confirmations
- Inbound and outbound voice calls with natural Arabic and English scripts
- Live slot lookup with double-booking prevention
- Payment links and prepaid deposits through supported payment flows
- Reminders, cancellation handling, waitlists, and follow-ups
- Owner dashboards, daily digests, and branch-level performance visibility
The product is especially useful in the GCC because customers often move between Arabic and English in the same journey. Mawidi is designed around that reality. It supports bilingual messaging, RTL presentation, local tone, consent-aware communications, and sector-specific flows instead of a generic chatbot script.
The operating model
A Mawidi setup starts with the business rules: services, durations, staff, branches, prices, cancellation policy, payment requirements, and frequently asked questions. Those rules shape the WhatsApp assistant, the voice agent, the booking logic, and the reminders. Once live, the same knowledge base can support clinics, salons, academies, restaurants, property teams, public offices, and service companies without forcing them into one rigid workflow.