Have you got anything Saturday?
The most common message you get, and the one that goes cold fastest.
Someone deciding on a treatment at 10pm has questions before they have a date. A booking form asks for the date first.
Enquiries that arrive after closing and are cold by morning.
Hi, do you have anything Saturday for a full head of colour? First time with you
Saturday has 2pm free with Amina. As it is your first colour with us you will need a patch test at least 48 hours beforehand, so I would book you a five minute test on Wednesday or Thursday.
applied the salon’s real rule before offering the slotThursday works. How much roughly?
Full head on mid-length hair with Amina is £95, and the test is free. Booking Thursday 5:15pm and Saturday 2pm now.
quoted from the price list, then booked bothNot a category list. These are the messages that arrive, and the reason each one is harder than it looks.
Have you got anything Saturday?
The most common message you get, and the one that goes cold fastest.
How much for balayage on hair this length?
A price question that depends on length, condition and who is doing it.
How long will it take?
A colour client needs to know whether to book a whole afternoon.
Do I need a patch test?
A safety question with an insurance answer, and the one a generic booking bot gets wrong.
Can I move my appointment?
Constant, mechanical, and it interrupts whoever is mid-treatment.
Do you do this while pregnant?
A question the agent should never answer on its own.
Which of you does extensions?
Routing to the right stylist matters more than the slot.
The phone rings while both hands are in somebody’s hair. That is the whole job, and it is why the front desk is a real cost.
Nobody freeThe weekend fills. A message that waits until Monday was a booking you lost.
Nobody freeClients book when they are off work, which is when the salon is closed.
Nobody freeCancellations and moves arrive, and each one is a gap that could still be sold.
A new colour client cannot be booked inside the patch-test window. The agent knows that, offers the test appointment first, and protects the cover you are relying on.
Books the appointmentBy length, by service, by stylist level, from your own price list rather than a single number that is wrong for most clients.
Shows where the answer came fromExtensions, colour correction and barbering are not interchangeable. It books the person who does that work.
Holds and confirms a bookingThe point is not that it is clever. The point is that nobody has to put down a brush.
Hands over to a personEvery trade has a line an agent must not cross, and the reason is usually law, insurance or a licence rather than good manners. This is configured before anything else.
A test at least 48 hours before is what your public liability cover is written on. Book without it and an insurer can decline the claim and the salon carries the damages personally. A booking bot that does not know this is a genuine risk to the business.
It is not a clinician and neither is a chat window. It says so and gets a person, every time.
A quote a client screenshots is a price you will be held to at the chair.
Every row is a job somebody does today. The bar is counted from the rows, so it says exactly as much as the table does and no more.
Everything listed is live today. See the full list.
We would rather say so than borrow a customer from a different trade. These are live and you can talk to any of them right now, then judge whether the same thing would answer your enquiries.
See the live agents→Your CX Agent, set up to take bookings.
An AI agent that answers questions about your services and books the appointment in the same conversation, around the clock.
See Booking Agent→Each of these is something a customer of yours gets, rather than a feature you switch on. Where it comes from is marked, so you can see what arrives with the agent and what needs a channel or your store connected.
book_appointment Tool call Called after the question blocking the booking is answered. It reads real availability, offers slots and writes the booking. Offers real slots and books them, after answering the question that was holding the booking up. request_callback Tool call Called when the answer needs a voice. It takes the number and the reason and reads them back before saving. Captures the number and the reason, so the call back starts with the context already gathered. lead_capture Tool call Called when intent appears. It records who asked, what they wanted and how ready they are, while the conversation is still open. Records who asked, what they wanted and how ready they are, while the interest is still warm. No. It sits in front of it and does the talking. The client asks the question they were going to ask a person, and the booking lands where your bookings already land.
You tell it once, in your own words, and it applies it to every new colour client without being reminded. That is the difference between an agent and a form.
So does the quote. It works from your price list rather than a single figure, and it says when a proper quote needs a consultation.
It declines and gets you. There is no version of this where a chat window answers a pregnancy question.
It can capture the interest and put the client in front of you. The decision to offer the slot stays with the salon.
Paste your URL and OU Chat trains on your own pages, so the first answers it gives are about your business rather than a template. Seven days without a card, $29/mo after that, and a full refund on any plan within 30 days if it is not right.
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