Real estate
Buy, rent and sell split into different conversations. Budget tier decides which desk gets the lead.
13 trades, already built
Each one ships with the questions that matter in that business and the routing that gets the lead to the right desk. Adding another is configuration, not development.
Construction and fit-out
Qualifies on the thresholds that matter here: project value and whether work starts within 60 days.
Clinics and dental
Books the appointment, then runs the reminder sequence that recovers the no-shows.
Car dealerships
Budget and payment method decide routing. A trade-in goes straight to a person, because valuing a car is not a bot question.
Business setup
One of the most competitive lead categories there is, where replying first is most of the job.
Home services
An emergency call-out outranks everything else and reaches dispatch, not a queue.
Technical services
Separates a one-off repair from an annual maintenance contract, which is the answer worth money.
Online stores
Triages product questions, orders and returns, and confirms cash on delivery in the chat.
Salons and spas
Booking plus reminders, against a 15 to 30% no-show rate.
Gyms and studios
Class booking that counts places, so a session cannot be oversold.
Restaurants
Covers counted per sitting. Large groups reach a person, because that is an event, not a table.
Education
Asks about the student rather than the sender, and routes to admissions.
Travel and tours
Group size and travel date first, because nothing can be quoted without them.
Legal services
Deliberately captures less. Matter details are privileged and do not belong in a chat.
Not listed? Tell us the trade. The conversation shapes already exist; what changes is the questions.
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