144Conversations
48Bookings
31New contacts
Dashboard and activity
Everything happening at your front desk, at a glance
Conversations, contacts and bookings in one dashboard.
Sample data · fictional salon
Conversations and bookings, day by day
Bookings by service
- Haircut18
- Colour12
- Manicure10
- Facial8
A conversation worth reading
- Customer: Do you have a price list anywhere? I can't find it on your website.
- Receptionist: I can tell you: a haircut is €18 and colour starts at €35. Shall I find you a slot?
What you learn from reading it: people can't find the prices on your website.
What it measures
Your dashboard keeps track of what your receptionist does: how many conversations it handles, how many bookings it closes, how many new contacts it saves, and you can read every conversation. It updates itself, with nothing for you to set up.
Beyond the numbers, you get the detail: you can read the conversations to see exactly what people ask for and how your assistant replies.
What it's really for
- Repeated questions show you what's missing from your website or your shop window. (see the card in the sample dashboard)
- The most requested services tell you where to focus. (see the card in the sample dashboard)
- And the ratio between conversations and bookings tells you whether your offer is convincing — information that used to vanish at the front desk, now measured. (see the card in the sample dashboard)
- Conversations, bookings and contacts, up to date
- Full history of every conversation
- Nothing to set up: it comes as standard in the dashboard
What it means for your business
You decide with data from your own front desk, not by guesswork. And when something changes — a new service, different hours — you'll see in the dashboard how your customers respond, that same week.
