Canopy / Research
Ask an assistant to book a trade.
Our study of how AI assistants respond when a customer asks them to book a local trade. Measured, dated, and published with its method.
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1,291+Metro areas
6Fieldwork
[Dates]Version
[v1.0]01 / Findings
What we found.
Each figure is published with its sample, date and method once it has been reviewed.
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[Finding: how often a response offered a way to book directly]
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[Finding: where responses sent the customer instead]
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[Finding: how results varied by city or trade]
[Chart title: result by metro area]
By metro area02 / Methodology
How the study was run.
Measured, dated and reproducible. Prompts are published.
Results are aggregated. No business is named negatively.
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Prompts
[Number] plain-language booking requests, written the way customers ask.
Assistants
[Which assistants, versions and settings were tested.]
Markets and trades
Six metro areas. [Trades covered.]
Coding
[How each response was classified, and how disagreements were resolved.]
Limits
Assistants change often. These results describe what we saw on the dates above, nothing more.
03 / The data
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Copp Oak Advisors. “What AI assistants do when asked to book a local trade.” [Version], [Date]. coppoak.com/canopy/research/ai-assistant-booking/
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