AI assistants get real answers, no more scraping, guessing or dead end websites.

More of your visitors arrive with an AI assistant doing the reading for them. Without WebMCP, that assistant scrapes what's visible on the page or falls back on what its model already assumes about you. WebMCP gives it a defined way to ask your business a question and get a grounded answer back.

Answers come from your Demand Agent's knowledge, narrowed to what's approved for external use. You shape the rest with prompt instructions, the same way you guide your agent today: tone, level of detail and which products to emphasize.

Docket Showroom narrates by voice while navigating the demo, answering questions as they come up instead of running the same five screens for every visitor regardless of what they asked. Covering what matters to that prospect, not a rehearsed sequence built for an average visitor.

If you already run Docket, your Docket team turns WebMCP on for your agent. It uses your existing setup and knowledge, with no new code on your site. It stays off until you choose to switch it on.

Every WebMCP exchange is treated like a conversation. It gets the same post-conversation analysis, a WebMCP tag on the visitor, a "Has WebMCP activity" filter and a place in your exports. You see which questions agents ask about you, not just which pages humans view.