Customer Message Summaries.
Your texts, emails and voicemails boiled down into a short morning list: who wants what, who's waiting.
Customers reach you by text, email and voicemail. This reads all of it and gives you one short list each morning: who wants what, and who's waiting on you.
You start the day knowing who needs an answer instead of digging through three inboxes to find out.
Who it's for
- Shops and trades whose messages land in a phone, an inbox and a voicemail box all at once.
- Local firms where things slip because nobody has the whole picture.
- Owners who'd rather read one list than check everything.
How it works
Messages come in
Texts, emails and voicemails reach you the way they always do.
They get boiled down
Each customer becomes a line: who they are and what they want.
You read one list
A short list every morning, with who's waiting on you called out.
What I need from you
- Connect your inbox and your phone.
What it costs
There's no one price, because there's no one shop.
What this costs depends on your business and on what you want it doing. A one-person operation and a place with six people on the phones don't need the same setup, so I'm not going to post one number and pretend they do.
Tell me what you're running and we'll talk it through. I'll tell you what it takes, and you get a price for your business.
Questions
- What does the list look like?
- Short. Who wants what, and who's waiting. That's the whole idea.
- What does it read?
- Texts, emails and voicemails.
- When do I get it?
- Every morning, so it's ready when you start the day.
- What does it cost?
- It depends on the business, so I set the price per shop and quote it after a short call.
Next step.
Book a short call. I'll tell you whether this fits your shop, and what it would cost you.
Rather just talk? Call or text 702-580-2997.