Web & Social Enquiries

The DMs and web chats that never reach the phone.

What it does

What it does for your practice.

A lot of first contact never rings the phone at all. It arrives as an Instagram DM at eleven at night, a Facebook message on a Sunday, or a question typed into the website. Same enquiry, same booking, different door, and usually the one nobody is watching.

  • Where it lands

    Social DMs and website chat, rather than expecting a patient to give up and call during opening hours.

  • Same calendar

    The booking goes to the same calendar, and the conversation joins the same record as everything else.

  • Visual enquiries

    Aesthetic and med-spa practices get a large share of their first contact through social, because that is where the before-and-afters are.

  • Handover

    Anything outside what it is configured for goes to the team rather than being answered badly.

How it would run · On the roadmap

An Instagram DM arrives at eleven at night.

The enquiry is answered where it landed, within what your team agreed it can answer, and anything outside that goes to a person. A booking goes to the same calendar, and the conversation joins the same record as a call.

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Step 1Tell us which channels your enquiries arrive on.
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Step 2Reuse the answers and refusals your receptionist already has.
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Step 3Route bookings and handovers into the same list as your calls.

Illustrative workflow. Configuration varies by practice.

Questions

Web & Social Enquiries questions.

No, it is on the roadmap. Voice is what runs today.
Website chat and the main social inboxes. Each platform has its own messaging rules and approval process, so the honest answer is that the list gets confirmed at build time rather than promised now.

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