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AILA opens the conversation. You build the relationship. Start free with 50 replies each month on the free plan. No card required.
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Slow replies could be costing you business before you ever speak to the client. Research published by Harvard Business Review found that only 37 percent of companies answered a web inquiry within an hour. A separate study found that trying to contact a lead within an hour was associated with nearly seven times the likelihood of qualifying them, compared with waiting even an hour longer.
Let's look at how AILA handles that gap. The goal is to connect the inquiry to a person on your team as soon as possible, not keep them chatting forever.
Here's our demo venue's inbox. Inquiries from your connected storefronts and channels, including WeddingPro, Zola, Instagram and your website, are all here. You can see the source, the conversation and what needs attention without jumping between platforms.
I'll open Emily's inquiry. She's asking about a wedding date and pricing for 120 guests. AILA picks up the details she's already shared, asks for anything missing, and gives quick, direct answers using your business information. And it replies in your voice.
Here's the voice profile you can review and edit, alongside your pricing preferences and conversation goals.
Now let's open Calendars. Notice the three jobs: venue availability, tour bookings and consultation calls. The event date and the appointment time are different checks. AILA uses your connected calendars to answer date questions, then finds a time for the tour or consultation, following your booking rules.
Back in the conversation, Emily chooses one of the offered times. AILA creates the appointment and sends the calendar invite. Here it is under Appointments, with the conversation ready for your team.
You can also step in anytime. Replying yourself automatically stops AILA.
Finally, Analytics shows average first-response time, qualified leads, tours and consultations booked. Now you can measure the process, not just watch messages arrive.
That's the workflow: answer the question, arrange the conversation, and let your team build the relationship and close the client.