Unified inbox
WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook Messenger and your website chat in one thread per client. Your team and the AI assistant see exactly the same thing.
Every module exists because it solves one concrete moment in the business, and all of them write to the same client record. That is what separates a commercial operating system from five apps stitched together with spreadsheet exports.
01 · Capture and conversation
First contact is rarely a phone call. It's a message, and it arrives after hours.
WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook Messenger and your website chat in one thread per client. Your team and the AI assistant see exactly the same thing.
Handles WhatsApp, social media and your website chat at any hour. On the website it greets the visitor, answers with your catalogue, books the appointment or closes the sale with a payment link, and logs the lead in the CRM. Escalates to a person when the case calls for it.
A profile with source channel, full conversation history and lifecycle stage.
From first message to repeat client, with the stage updated by what actually happens in the operation.
Common answers ready for the team, drawing on the same information the assistant uses.
02 · Sales and follow-up
Someone asked, got a quote and left. With no record, that sale never existed for the business.
Deals on a visual board, with estimated value, stage and expected close date.
Calls, meetings and reminders tied to the client and the deal, with an owner assigned.
A calendar per provider, location and service type, with automatic client reminders.
Confirmation and a pre-appointment notice, the most direct lever against no-shows.
A proposal with services, amounts and validity, tied to the deal that produced it.
03 · Operations and payments
This is where the operation turns into money, inventory and a register that has to balance.
Tax invoice certified with Guatemala's SAT from the same checkout, and sent to the customer automatically.
Cart and tickets for services and products, with immediate effect on inventory and the register.
Stock and cost control per item, with alerts when a supply hits its minimum level.
Starting float, movements through the day and a count at close, with the difference recorded.
Minor expenses per location, with their receipt and their effect on the daily close.
Month-end close per location and consolidated, ready to hand to accounting.
History, notes, progress images and documents per client or patient.
Consent signed on the client's own phone, with the document locked once signed.
Each site with its own calendar, inventory and register, plus the consolidated view.
04 · Loyalty and control
Repeat business is the cheapest margin there is, and the first one lost without a system.
Points on spend, rewards and redemptions, with the balance visible to team and client.
Issuing, balance control and redemptions recorded per location.
Revenue, average ticket, utilization and repeat rate in real time.
Performance per site and per professional, on the same indicators.
Sales by service, by professional and by period, exportable for analysis.
Role-based access, so each person sees the part of the operation that concerns them.
Coming soon
Modules in development. They're marked separately because we won't sell you today something you can't use yet.
Direct payment inside the assistant thread, without leaving WhatsApp.
Workflows the business configures itself, with no dependency on development.
FAQ
25 modules in production, grouped in four blocks: capture and conversation, sales and follow-up, operations and payments, and loyalty and control. All share the same database, so the same client is the same record in any module.
A CRM manages contacts and deals. A commercial operating system also runs the operation: the appointment booked, the visit documented, the payment recorded, the stock deducted and the register closed, all on the same client record.
The platform is one system, not a catalog of separate licenses. What gets decided in implementation is which modules your operation uses from day one and in what order the rest are adopted.
Yes. Scheduling, inventory, register and KPIs all work per location, and the dashboard compares performance across sites: revenue, average ticket, utilization and repeat rate, plus the consolidated view.
By role. Each user sees only the part of the operation that concerns them, which lets front desk, providers and administration work in the same system without indiscriminate access to information.
Yes. Operational reports export for outside analysis, and the monthly close is consolidated per location to hand to accounting.
We prepare the demo with your services, your providers and your locations, so you see your operation instead of a feature list.
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