Enquiry flow
Capture and categorise requests from a form or inbox, assign an owner and keep the next action visible.
We design practical workflows that organise incoming requests, show who owns them and keep follow-ups visible. AI can help sort information and prepare drafts where it makes the process better; your team stays in control of customer-facing decisions.
Illustrative process, not a live client system.
Start with one repetitive process. We map what happens now, agree the actions and exceptions, connect suitable tools and test the result before handover.
Capture and categorise requests from a form or inbox, assign an owner and keep the next action visible.
Prepare a response or summary from approved information, ready for a person to check before it goes out.
Make approved procedures and frequently asked questions easier for staff to find and use. We scope access and source material with you.
Open a fictional request below. These examples show the proposed workflow and review points; they do not run an AI model, process real customer data or show previous client work.
Input: “Could you quote for weekly support? We need to start next month.”
Next step: Record as a quote request, assign a sales owner and prepare questions about scope and timing for review.
Input: “I sent the form, but one attachment is missing.”
Next step: Mark the missing item, identify the existing case and prepare a reply that names only information the team has checked.
Input: “Your last update was incorrect and I need a manager.”
Next step: Route to a responsible person. No automated promise or customer-facing response is sent.
A sensible first build uses one enquiry source, an agreed set of request types and one shared view of owner, status and next action. We test normal requests, missing details and exceptions with your team, then document the workflow.
Show us where requests arrive and what should happen next.
We agree tools, permissions and when a person must review.
Your team checks examples before using the workflow.
Tell us which tool receives them, how many arrive in a typical month and what currently takes the most time. We will suggest a practical first workflow.