Real screens from the working app. Swipe.
Most sales software is a filing cabinet. It stores what happened and waits for a human to do the next thing, which is why leads go cold at two in the morning and nobody finds out until Monday.
This one does the next thing. It answers a new lead inside a minute, reads the reply, offers real open times, books the consult onto the calendar, sends the reminders, and rebooks the no-show. A person steps in when it hits price, refunds or anything clinical, and every one of those handoffs is a rule rather than a hope.
Texts and calls in one thread per person, red until somebody replies. Recordings and summaries sit on the call that produced them.
Reads the reply, offers the next three real open times in their timezone, books it, confirms it. Hands off the second it hits price, refunds or anything clinical.
Speed to lead, booking, reminders, no-show rebook, reactivation. Each one shows what fires it, what it sends and when it last ran.
Consults land on a week grid with outcomes marked, which is what lets the no-show rebook fire at all.