Evening enquiries wait until morning
A patient writes at 9pm, when reception is closed. By morning they've booked somewhere else.
We build systems that answer enquiries in the evening too, send reminders before appointments, and let patients who opted in know when it's time for a check-up.
A patient writes at 9pm, when reception is closed. By morning they've booked somewhere else.
The same questions about prices, slots and location. Every day, between patients in the waiting room.
A missed appointment is lost time for the whole team. Almost nobody sends a day-before reminder by hand.
Website form, email or Instagram. The patient gets the price, open slots and the next step, on Sundays too.
Patients who opted in get a personal message when a check-up is due. Whoever replies goes straight into the calendar.
Prices, location, parking, opening hours. The agent replies in your tone and passes clinical questions to your team.
Pick a business and watch what happens when an enquiry comes in. Nobody on your team touches it.
Research on response speed, with the source under every number.
Call a lead within 5 minutes instead of 30 and they're 21 times more likely to qualify. You're 100 times more likely to reach them at all.
Companies that replied within an hour qualified leads nearly 7 times as often as those that replied an hour later. After 24 hours the gap was 60 times.
Across 2,241 companies, the first reply took 42 hours on average. 23% never replied at all.
Plug in your numbers. The estimate is conservative and based on the research above.
Assumption: enquiries answered after more than an hour close 7 times less often (HBR, 2011). It's an estimate, not a promise.
We send you an enquiry like a customer would and measure how fast and how well you reply. Within 24 hours you get the result in hours and euros, even if you never work with us.
Your quote template, your past messages, your price list. You see it running on your own inbox before anything goes live.
We monitor it, fix what breaks and tune it as you grow.
No. It answers organisational questions such as prices, slots and location. Every clinical question goes to your team with the full context.
Most booking systems have an integration or export we can work with. In the free audit we check what you use and tell you what's possible.
We sign a data processing agreement with every clinic. Messages only go to patients who opted in, and the system doesn't need health data to answer organisational questions.
Database reactivation has free setup: you only cover SMS costs and an agreed share of the revenue from deals the campaign brings in. Enquiry replies, the DM agent, the quote generator and custom builds are a one-off setup plus a monthly fee based on volume. You get a fixed number after the free audit.
How to get back in touch with past customers and unanswered quotes by SMS or email, with consent and in line with GDPR. Where to start, with examples.
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