For consumers
Some companies use Parlel so you can ask questions, get offers and make changes in a conversation, on their website or in Claude and ChatGPT. Here is how it works, and how your data is handled.
Where you can interact
Website
A chat window marked "Powered by Parlel". Nothing to install: just start typing.
Claude
Add the Parlel connector in Claude once, then ask as you normally would.
ChatGPT
Use the Parlel GPT in ChatGPT, then ask as you normally would.
How it works for you
Step 1
Prices, policies, product questions. You do not need to say who you are.
Nothing to share
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Step 2
When it is about your own account, you say who you are so the answers can be personal.
Only when it is about you
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Step 3
Before anything on your account changes, a one-time code confirms it is really you.
Nothing changes without you
Step 1
Prices, policies, product questions. You do not need to say who you are.
Nothing to share
Step 2
When it is about your own account, you say who you are so the answers can be personal.
Only when it is about you
Step 3
Before anything on your account changes, a one-time code confirms it is really you.
Nothing changes without you
Your data
Ownership
You are talking to the company. Your data stays with them, and Parlel handles it on their behalf.
Training
Your conversations are never used to train any AI models.
History
Conversation history is kept for a limited period, set by each company, so you can pick up where you left off.
Answers
Answers come from information the company has approved, not from the open internet.
For the full details, read our privacy policy →
Common questions
Not to chat on a company's website: you can start straight away. In Claude or ChatGPT, you add the Parlel connector or the Parlel GPT once.
Yes. If Parlel can't help, or you'd rather talk to someone, it hands you over to the company's team with the context of your conversation. The company decides how: a ticket, a callback or a person.
Parlel answers only from the company's approved information, and when it isn't sure, it says so and hands over rather than guessing. If something still looks wrong, ask to talk to the company.
No. Changes only happen when you ask for them, and anything on your account is confirmed with a one-time code first.
Yes. Parlel works on the company's behalf, using their information and their rules.
Are you a business?
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