Inbox
Inbox: the request nobody answered goes first.
The request nobody has answered is the one that goes quiet.
What it does
- Enquiries ranked with the reason beside each: how close the event is, how long since anything happened, whose move it is
- A request nobody has answered is lifted to the top
- Only the ways to reach that customer are offered: Call, Message or Email
- The occasion, theme, servings and details the customer shared, in one place
Saturday, with Maya
Maya’s enquiry arrives with her occasion, servings and date. It sits above older quotes because nobody has replied yet.
Good to know
The order comes from plain rules with the reason shown. It isn’t machine learning, and it doesn’t predict who will book.
Maya R. · three-tier birthdayNobody has replied yet · event in 6 days
Your moveDev K. · wedding cupcakesQuote sent 3 days ago · waiting on customer
CustomerReach this customerCall · Message · Email
First enquiryA birthday request from your website.
Start with the requested date and servings. The enquiry gives the studio a next step without reserving the date.
What the Inbox does today
Ranked by plain rules, with the reason shown.
Each request shows why it sits where it does: how close the event is, how long since anything happened, and whose move it is. A request nobody has answered goes first. It isn’t machine learning, and it doesn’t predict who will book.
On our list · not available in this beta
- Next best actionA suggested next step on each request, with the reason shown, for you to accept or ignore.
- CampaignsReach customers you choose, with you approving what goes out.
- Customer lensA plain read of a customer’s history, built from recorded facts.
Ideas under consideration, not promised features or dates. Priorities may change.