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Everything you already know about this person, on one page.

A profile gathers how someone found you, which pages they read, every enquiry they sent and what was agreed in reply. People are grouped under the company they belong to, so three contacts at the same property management firm form one relationship rather than three strangers. The visit history is plain language — first visit from Google search, four pages, returned a week later — not a session log. Notes and agreed prices stay where the next person will find them. What the profile can show depends on what the visitor consented to, and the page says so rather than quietly filling the gap.

Person and companyPlain visit historyQuotes and notesConsent-limited detail

The company matters more than the contact.

Hotel groups and managing agents send different people at different times. Grouping contacts under the company means the second enquiry starts from what you learned during the first, even when a new name is on it.

You see what they read first.

A profile that shows two visits to the emergency callout page and one to pricing tells you what to lead with. The reading history comes from the analytics engine, tied to this person only where consent allows it.

What was agreed is written down.

Quotes sent, prices discussed, the access arrangement for the roof units — kept against the person rather than in somebody's memory. Your team writes these notes; Siteleon does not invent facts about a customer.

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