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Convert a larger share of your inquiries into confirmed bookings.

Peakative improves the processes that connect messages, calls and forms with a booking.

The problem

An inquiry is not a booking yet.

The opportunity can be lost because the response arrives late, there is no continuity across channels, the next step is unclear or nobody knows which conversations are still open.

  1. InquiryPossible leak
  2. First replyPossible leak
  3. ConversationPossible leak
  4. BookingPossible leak

Diagram of an inquiry path. It does not represent client data.

The path of an inquiry
  1. Inquiry
  2. First reply
  3. Conversation
  4. Follow-up
  5. Booking

The first question is whether we responded. The second, whether we reached real contact. Then it matters whether the person received enough information to move forward, whether there was follow-up when they did not decide immediately, and whether the team can know what happened with each opportunity.

How Peakative approaches it

Follow-up is designed as a process, not as the team’s goodwill.

We analyze real journeys and conversations, define responsibilities and timings, structure follow-up, reduce friction before the booking and set states that make it possible to measure where each opportunity stops moving.

  1. Analyse real journeys and conversations
  2. Define responsibilities and timings
  3. Structure the follow-up
  4. Cut friction before the booking
  5. Set stages that can be measured
What it can include

The system can incorporate WhatsApp flows, forms, calls, messages for critical moments, follow-up sequences, CRM, owner assignment, supporting automations and a connection with availability or scheduling.

Barber handling a phone inquiry next to a laptop at the counter
  • WhatsApp flows
  • Forms
  • Calls
  • Messages for the critical moments
  • Follow-up sequences
  • CRM
  • Assigning owners
  • Supporting automations
  • Availability connection
  • Calendar connection
What we measure

First response time, contactability, effective conversations, inquiry-to-booking conversion, loss by stage and attended bookings make it possible to assess the quality of the process.

  • Time to first reply
  • Reachability
  • Effective conversations
  • Inquiry-to-booking conversion
  • Loss by stage
  • Bookings attended
When it makes sense
It is the priority

It is a priority when there is enough inquiry volume but the business cannot clearly explain how many end up booking or why the rest are lost.

It is not the priority

If inquiry volume is still insufficient, the priority is probably acquisition.

Diagnosis

Give every opportunity continuity until there is a clear result.

The diagnosis makes it possible to tell whether the main loss happens during the response, at the booking or at a later stage.