Everything it does, named once and linked
The routing page. Each part of the software gets a clause and a link, so you can leave for the thing you came about rather than reading the whole tour.
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What it does
The tour, in four stops
Getting found and getting asked
Websites and funnels, forms and surveys, the chat widget on your site, and the campaign numbers that tell you which advert rang.
Answering: inbox, texting, AI
One inbox for every channel, two-way texting, live chat, and the voice and conversation AI that answer when you cannot.
Booking, tracking, getting paid
Calendars and booking links, the opportunity pipeline, invoices with payment links, memberships, and the reporting over all of it.
How it works
How to use this page
- Find the stop nearest to the problem you have in front of you.
- Follow its link to the feature page, which explains it properly.
- Read that page's honest short list before its claims.
- Come back here if it turns out to be the wrong feature.
Worth knowing
Worth knowing
- A tour makes everything sound equally important. In practice most owners use the inbox, the calendar and the invoices, and little else.
- Nothing here says which parts you need. That depends on where your work goes missing.
- Reading about all of it is slower than using one part of it for a week.
Related
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Everything in one place
The consolidation claim, made and conceded once.
Before and after
What the tour looks like as an ordinary working day.
Opportunity pipeline
The stop most owners want first.
Pick one stop
Choose the part nearest to where your work goes missing, read that page, and log in to try only that.