Answer the question while the investor is still interested.
IR Chat Agent
Investors have questions. Most never ask IR. Give them your approved company knowledge at the moment they want to understand the story.
Investor asks
“What does this result change about the project?”
From a release to an answer
Orbiton returns
An answer grounded in approved company material, with room to ask a more detailed follow-up.
IR learns
What was asked, where the conversation came from, and whether the same uncertainty is recurring.
The question that never reaches your inbox
A release sparks a question. The answer may be in a filing, a presentation, a technical report, or an announcement from six months ago. An investor must know where to look and how the answer applies today. Someone new to the industry may not know which document to open. Someone experienced may only have ten minutes to check a figure before making a decision.
Many leave before asking IR. Others email and wait until their attention has moved elsewhere. The team hears from people who reach out, but not from those who tried to understand a result and gave up. Interest disappears without leaving a question or a clue about what was unclear.
Your approved answers, at the moment of interest
The IR Chat Agent gives investors one place to ask questions across company-approved filings, presentations, releases, and messaging. They get an answer in seconds, grounded in that material. A newcomer can ask what a project does; a specialist can ask about a disclosed figure and follow the detail. The agent stays within approved information rather than inventing a new position.
Put it on the investor site or share a traceable link in a release, email, or social post. A reader can move from curiosity to a company answer without hunting through the site. Orbiton shows what they asked and which channel brought them in, so IR can spot recurring questions and decide when a person should take over.
Clarity before the moment passes
There is a short window between “I do not understand this” and “I am moving on.” Shortening that gap helps an investor keep researching, reach out, or make a more informed buying or holding decision. The agent makes approved information easier to use while the investor is deciding.
For IR, questions that would have disappeared with anonymous website traffic become visible. If people keep asking what a result means for a project, the next release, interview, or earnings discussion can answer it more clearly. A faster answer for the investor becomes a faster signal for the team.