SWIFTCustomer story · Home lifts · Sweden

    How SWIFT increased quote requests 10x with a conversational buying journey

    During the launch period in Sweden, SWIFT saw weekly quote requests rise from about 2 to about 20. A marketing campaign brought significantly more visitors to the website, while the AI sales assistant from sailsrep.ai helped those visitors understand the product, configure a suitable lift, and take the next step toward a purchase. The assistant was live within weeks and is now being introduced across additional markets.

    Magnus Fasth

    Magnus Fasth Co-founder, Sailsrep

    Worked hands-on with SWIFT's team on this project · Updated July 2026

    • About 2 to about 20 quote requests per week
    • Live within weeks
    • Sold in some 25 markets
    A SWIFT lift shaft lit from within, seen from the floor below
    Results at a glance
    • Quote requests up roughly 10x

      During the launch period in Sweden, weekly quote requests rose from about 2 to about 20.

    • More of the campaign traffic converted

      The campaign created a significant increase in website traffic. The conversational experience helped SWIFT turn more of that interest into concrete quote requests.

    • Every completed proposal is buildable and priced

      A constraint solver applies SWIFT's actual product rules, so every proposal represents a lift that SWIFT can build and price.

    • Live within weeks, and improving since

      The assistant went live within weeks and is now being introduced across additional markets, refined continuously on real customer conversations.

    What changed
    ~2~20quote requests per week during the launch period in Sweden

    The marketing campaign created a significant increase in website traffic. The new conversational experience helped SWIFT convert more of that interest into concrete quote requests.

    “The campaign brought significantly more traffic to our website. The new solution then helped prospective lift customers take the next step, create an initial proposal, and ask to be contacted by a SWIFT salesperson.”
    Anders CarlssonSWIFT
    The buyer

    Buying a home lift starts with questions, not a configurator

    SWIFT is a Swedish home tech company founded by home lift pioneers. Its 100% battery-driven home lifts, SWIFT Pro and SWIFT Lite, are sold in some 25 markets, with showrooms in more than 40 cities worldwide.

    A home lift is a personal, considered purchase. Before contacting anyone, buyers want to know what is required to install a lift, which options are available, and what different choices mean for their project. A traditional configurator can collect selections, but it cannot answer questions. And the questions are what decide the purchase.

    A SWIFT home lift with glass walls in a bright home, a pair of sandals waiting by the entrance
    A home lift is a personal, considered purchase, and it lives in the middle of the home.
    100%Battery-driven, across both the SWIFT Pro and the SWIFT Lite
    25Markets, around 25, where the lifts are sold
    40+Cities worldwide with a SWIFT showroom
    What SWIFT did

    Turning increased traffic into qualified inquiries

    Instead of navigating a traditional configurator, visitors can describe their home, explain their needs, and ask questions throughout the process. They receive guidance on what is required to install a lift, which options are available, and what different choices mean for their project.

    Customers set their own pace. They can either move quickly to a quote request or explore the product in greater detail before speaking to a salesperson.

    A SWIFT home lift with a black frame in front of a hand-painted art wall
    The SWIFT lift buyers explore on the website, now through a conversation.

    Combining natural conversation with real product rules

    Large language model

    Handles the conversation and answers questions about the lift, the purchase, and the wider installation process.

    Constraint solver

    Applies SWIFT's actual product rules, so every completed proposal represents a lift that SWIFT can build and price.

    Interactive proposal

    The conversation ends with the selected lift, its price, and a summary of the customer's priorities.

    Technical render of the SWIFT lift drive unit and platform
    The product rules describe real hardware. What the solver approves, SWIFT can build.
    “Every proposal that comes out represents a lift we can build and price. That gave us the confidence to put an AI assistant directly in front of our customers.”
    Anders CarlssonSWIFT
    Working with sailsrep.ai

    A smooth collaboration

    SWIFT's product knowledge was brought into the platform, the product rules were configured, and the assistant was launched within weeks. Since then, SWIFT and sailsrep.ai have continued to refine the experience based on real customer conversations.

    • Faster than expected

      SWIFT was initially concerned that an AI-guided buying process could feel too advanced and discourage potential customers. The implementation proved much smoother and faster than expected.

    • Live within weeks

      SWIFT's product knowledge was brought into the platform, the product rules were configured, and the assistant was launched within weeks. No system replacement, and nothing new to operate.

    • Improved continuously

      Instead of waiting for a large new development project, SWIFT can respond quickly as customer needs, products, and markets change.

    “The collaboration with sailsrep.ai has been very smooth. We launched faster than I had imagined, and we can continuously improve the solution as we learn more about how customers behave and which questions they ask.”
    Anders CarlssonSWIFT
    For the sales team

    Helping salespeople have better conversations

    Customers can still request a quote without exploring every available option. Those who choose to go deeper, however, arrive at the sales conversation with a clearer understanding of the lift, the available choices, and the installation process. For SWIFT's salespeople, this can save time and help customers reach decisions more quickly.

    The conversations have also provided new insights. Customers ask many questions about the complete project, including installation, planning, service, and what happens after choosing different configurations. These questions often go far beyond the technical details of the lift itself.

    New markets

    Scaling knowledge into new markets

    SWIFT is growing quickly and entering new international markets. The assistant makes knowledge from the company's best salespeople, installers, and engineers available to customers in their own language. The French version was introduced particularly quickly, and a Vietnamese version is now close to completion. This gives SWIFT a way to enter and support new markets without waiting until every market has the same level of local product expertise in place.

    A SWIFT showroom with a glass lift, neon SWIFT logo and designer furniture
    SWIFT showrooms span more than 40 cities worldwide.
    “Our AI assistant is trained using knowledge from our best salespeople, installers, and engineers. It can answer questions that would otherwise require significant time and specialist knowledge, while helping customers feel more confident about their purchase.”
    Anders CarlssonSWIFT
    Where it goes next

    Extending the experience beyond the purchase

    The next opportunity is to support customers after the sale. SWIFT is exploring how the same approach can help with installation, manuals, service, maintenance, and support. For a fast growing international company, consistent information in the right language is an important part of maintaining quality and creating satisfied customers.

    For SWIFT, the project is not simply a new website feature. It is an early step toward a different way of selling and supporting complex products.

    “This is the future. The exact way we work with it will continue to develop, but it already gives us additional competitive strength as a fast growing company. For businesses selling complex products, I believe this type of solution can create real value for both customers and sales teams.”
    Anders CarlssonSWIFT
    Questions

    Frequently asked questions.

    How much of the 10x was the campaign, and how much was the assistant?

    Both. The marketing campaign brought significantly more visitors to the website. The assistant then helped those visitors understand the product, configure a suitable lift, and take the next step toward a purchase, which is what turned the extra traffic into quote requests.

    Can the AI propose something that cannot be built?

    No. The language model handles the conversation, but a constraint solver applying SWIFT's product rules decides what is valid. Every completed proposal represents a lift SWIFT can build and price.

    How long did it take to go live?

    Weeks, not months. sailsrep.ai's target is a working assistant in about 40 hours of effort, live on your website in around two weeks.

    Which languages does the assistant speak?

    It makes knowledge from SWIFT's best salespeople, installers, and engineers available to customers in their own language. The French version was introduced particularly quickly, and a Vietnamese version is now close to completion.

    Does this only work for home lifts?

    No. The same approach fits any manufacturer whose product is configurable and whose buyers research online. See the HMF Cranes story for a B2B dealer-network example.

    Next

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