Follow up
The list that shows where your enquiries actually come from.
Every enquiry lands in one list, newest first, whether it arrived through a form, a tapped phone number or a booking. Each row carries the source and the page the person first landed on, so patterns show themselves without anyone running a report. The screen might show four enquiries this week from the Alicante maintenance page and one from the paid search campaign. Nothing has to be set up, filtered or exported before that is visible. Where the outcome is connected, the value of the work comes back to the same row.
Source and landing page travel with each enquiry.
The row tells you the person came from Google search, landed on the restaurant ventilation page and enquired two visits later. That is the part an email notification throws away, and it is the part that tells you which page is worth keeping.
Filters answer the question you actually have.
Show enquiries nobody has contacted yet. Show what the ads produced this month. The filters are written as questions an owner asks on a Monday morning, not as query builders over fields you would have to learn.
The same person does not appear three times.
When a property manager enquires about two buildings and then calls back in the spring, the customer record keeps that as one person with one history. You see the whole relationship instead of three disconnected enquiries.
Customers
The rest of this area.
Every enquiry, reply and follow-up in one place, with the visit history and the outcome attached to the person.
Inbox
Enquiries, replies and follow-up in one thread per person, so nothing sits unanswered in a single employee's mailbox.
Profiles
How a person or company found you, what they read, what they asked and what was agreed — gathered on one page.
Pipeline
Four stages by default — new, contacted, qualified, customer — with more only when a business genuinely needs them.
Form Submissions
Every submission stored, delivered and confirmed, with an alert if a form that used to produce enquiries goes quiet.
Bookings
Appointments and callbacks taken on your site, using availability from the calendar your team already keeps.
Attribution
Which page, campaign or source produced each customer, shown with the assumptions behind it rather than one confident number.
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