Customers call after hours and nobody follows up fast enough.
Missed-enquiry Pilot
Stop missing customer enquiries when your team is busy.
When a customer calls, submits a form, or messages while your team is busy, we capture the details and send your team a clean callback note.
$699 Pilot
one-off, 14-day live test
1 problem
one missed enquiry problem
1 place
one place enquiries come from
Then we run it for 14 days with real enquiries.
What gets missed
First response breaks quietly. Then good enquiries disappear.
Website forms sit in a shared inbox.
Messages arrive while the team is on a job.
Warm leads go cold because another business replied first.
Pilot process
We start with one missed enquiry problem. Yes is yes. No is no.
The Pilot is not a full rollout. It is a practical test of whether one real enquiry-capture path is worth keeping.
01
Pick one missed-enquiry moment
A call, form, inbox, message, or callback request where first response is weak.
02
Set the rules
Agree what the assistant can say, what it must not say, and who receives the callback note.
03
Run live for 14 days
Test one missed enquiry problem, one place enquiries come from, and one callback path with real enquiries.
04
Decide honestly
Continue, adjust, or stop based on whether the 14-day real-enquiry test proved useful.
Good fit if...
The missed-enquiry problem is real and visible.
- you miss calls, forms, emails, or messages
- one saved enquiry can cover the monthly service
- your team wants cleaner callback tasks
- you can approve what the assistant can and cannot say
Not a fit if...
You need broad automation or fuzzy AI promises.
- you want AI to handle everything with no boundaries
- nobody can approve replies or escalation rules
- you need a full CRM or website rebuild first
- you want unlimited custom work at starter pricing
Pricing signal
$699 one-off Pilot.
Ongoing managed service usually starts at $299/month after setup, but only after the Pilot shows the enquiry-capture path is worth keeping.
Next step
Send the messy version.
Tell us where enquiries arrive, what gets missed, and who should receive the callback note. A short note is enough.
