Legacy Transfer Solutions required a website-integrated AI chatbot assistant capable of providing secure, intelligent, and context-aware responses to customer queries. The solution needed to use AWS-managed generative AI services, retrieve approved information from internal knowledge sources, and provide a modern customer-facing chat experience on the existing website.
LTS needed to improve website-based customer interaction by introducing an AI assistant that could answer common customer questions in real time while staying within approved domain boundaries. The chatbot needed to integrate with the website, retain conversation context, use internal documents for retrieval, and include filtering mechanisms to prevent irrelevant or unsafe responses.
Key challenges included:
LTS partnered with Futuralis because of its experience building AWS-native generative AI applications, serverless APIs, Bedrock Agent architectures, secure cloud deployments, and customer-facing digital experiences.
AWS provided the managed services required to deliver the chatbot quickly and securely without requiring LTS to operate custom AI infrastructure. Futuralis used AWS services to combine real-time APIs, Bedrock foundation models, RAG-based knowledge retrieval, guardrails, frontend integration, and operational monitoring into a production-ready chatbot foundation.
Futuralis designed the solution around:
Futuralis designed and implemented a website AI chatbot assistant on AWS using Amazon Bedrock, Bedrock Agents, Bedrock Guardrails, API Gateway WebSocket APIs, AWS Lambda, Amazon S3, Amazon CloudFront, Amazon Route 53, CloudWatch, and X-Ray. The implementation covered discovery, architecture, backend development, frontend integration, testing, deployment, and handover.
Discovery, Planning, and AWS Setup:
Real-Time API and Serverless Backend:
Bedrock, RAG, and Guardrail Integration:
Frontend, Observability, Testing, and Go-Live:
Customer-facing AI chatbots require strong content boundaries, guardrails, and domain filtering before launch. RAG-based retrieval is most effective when source documents are curated, current, and structured for user questions. WebSocket APIs provide a strong foundation for responsive real-time chatbot experiences. Observability through logs, metrics, and traces is important for debugging AI responses and backend workflows. Serverless architectures accelerate implementation and reduce ongoing operations for early chatbot deployments. Frontend experience, response latency, and guardrail behavior must be tested together to validate production readiness. Clear handover documentation helps internal teams operate and extend the chatbot after go-live.