Availability you actually have
Hours, notice periods, who may be booked, and which services take how long. The agent offers only slots that match those rules, and says so when none do.
Appointments
Appointment requests stall in a shared inbox. On a Smart Board they have stages, calendar rules, and an agent that takes each one from the first message to a confirmed slot.
Hours, notice periods, who may be booked, and which services take how long. The agent offers only slots that match those rules, and says so when none do.
A change of time is the same conversation, moved to the next column. The agent keeps the history, updates the slot, and does not ask the customer to repeat why they wrote.
Confirmations and reminders are permitted actions on the board, in the tone you set, with a stop when the customer asks not to be pinged again.
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Hours, buffers, who can be booked, and what the agent may never confirm alone. Those rules sit on the board, not in a prompt somebody edits every week.
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New request, time proposed, confirmed, reminded. The last column is the objective — a kept appointment — and the agent works each conversation toward it.
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Take over any conversation with the history in front of you. Tighten the rules, then leave the board on for the requests your team was answering by hand.
No. It talks to customers on WhatsApp using the availability you already have. The calendar stays the record of what is booked; the board is where the conversation happens.
The agent offers only slots that are still free under your rules. If a slot disappears mid-conversation, it says so and proposes the next one rather than double-booking.
At any moment. Pause the agent on that conversation or on the whole board. The full thread stays with the card, so nobody asks the customer to start again.
Not if you set the hours on the board. Guardrails cover notice periods, blocked days, and what the agent may never confirm without a person.
Yes. Customers keep writing to the number they already use. The board is how your team sees those conversations and how the agent works them.
Start today
One board, your calendar rules, an agent that confirms the slot and hands back when it should.