Sold in conversations, not forms
Different questions. Same lost enquiry.
A tenant asks about rent, a patient asks about a price, a student asks about the next intake. The question changes; what loses the sale never does — nobody answered in time, and nobody followed up.
- Answered in seconds
- Qualified while interested
- Followed up on a date
All four answered before morning
Works with the tools you already use
- WhatsApp — Reply to enquiries on the official WhatsApp Business Platform.
- Google — Sign-in, Calendar booking, send-only Gmail and read-only Contacts.
- Microsoft — Sign-in, Outlook calendar and mailbox sync, and Contacts.
- Meta — Prepare and publish supported Meta website ad campaigns.
- Cloudflare — Connect your own domain for sending and inbound email routing.
- ChatGPT — Work with your CRM from ChatGPT through an approved connector.
- Claude — Work with your CRM from Claude through an approved connector.
Who it is for
Find the one that sounds
like your Monday.
Each page walks through a real enquiry for that business — what gets asked, what gets captured, and which part of the workspace does the work.
Property & real estate
For estate agents, letting agents and property developers
The portal enquiry that went cold by Tuesday.
Listing enquiries arrive in bursts, usually in the evening, usually about a property three others are also asking about. The first useful reply tends to win the viewing.
- Enquiries land after hours and get answered the next morning.
- Viewings booked for applicants who turn out to have no budget or no deposit.
- The same property details retyped into WhatsApp a dozen times a week.
Clinics & wellness
For clinics, dental and aesthetic practices, physiotherapists and wellness studios
The front desk cannot answer the phone and the room at once.
Most clinic enquiries are the same handful of questions about price, availability and whether you treat a particular thing. They arrive while your receptionist is with a patient.
- The same three questions — price, availability, do you treat X — answered by hand all day.
- No-shows discovered when the patient does not walk in.
- Evening and weekend enquiries answered on the next working day.
Coaching & education
For coaches, course creators, training providers and academies
Interest is cheap. Enrolment takes seven follow-ups.
Course enquiries rarely convert on the first message. They ask about fees, then about dates, then go quiet for a fortnight — and enrol only if someone stayed in touch.
- Fee and start-date questions answered individually, over and over.
- Warm enquiries from last month that nobody ever went back to.
- No way to tell which ad or post produced the students who actually paid.
Agencies & services
For marketing agencies, consultancies and B2B service businesses
You know the spend. Do you know which deal it bought?
Agencies and service firms live between a marketing report and a sales result, and the two rarely line up. The click is measured, the closed deal is measured, and nothing joins them.
- Cost per lead looks healthy while the deals stay flat.
- First calls spent asking what the prospect actually needs.
- No shared answer to "where did this client come from?"
Database reactivation
For teams with a list of past customers or dormant enquiries to work through
The best list you own is the one you already have.
Every business is sitting on a spreadsheet of people who bought once, enquired and never closed, or asked you to call back next quarter. It is the cheapest pipeline available, and it goes stale because working it is nobody’s job.
- A list of past customers nobody has contacted in a year.
- Call outcomes in a notebook, a memory, or nowhere.
- Callbacks agreed on the phone and missed a week later.
Selling something else?
These are the shapes we know well, not a list of who is allowed in. If your leads arrive as messages and your deals are won by replying first, the workspace works the same way — the AI learns your business from your own material.
What does not change
Three moments decide
every one of them.
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1
Someone asks at an inconvenient hour
Enquiries arrive in the evening and at weekends, when the person who could answer is not at a desk. A reply the next morning is a reply to someone who has already booked elsewhere.
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2
The useful detail is never volunteered
Budget, timing and what they actually need only surface if someone asks. Captured during the conversation, they save the first call; missed, they cost it.
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3
The follow-up belongs to nobody
Most sales are lost after a good conversation, because the next step lived in someone’s memory. An owner and a date is the whole difference.
Whichever one you are, the enquiry is waiting.
Tell us how leads reach you and where they stall. We will set the workspace up around that, not around a template.
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