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Personal services AI Automation

Your personal services leads cost money. While you work with customers, new enquiries still deserve prompt attention. Conversion24 follows up through WhatsApp / RCS and voice, powered by AI. Book the appointment directly, with up to two optional validation questions if useful for your business.

WhatsApp / RCS + voice. One follow-up playbook.

Up to 10 follow-up attempts in 3–5 days, focused on booking the appointment. RCS is another messaging option where supported.

From €3.50per lead followed up

AI engine included. Messaging and voice usage are billed separately. Minimum purchase: 100 playbooks per month. Applicable setup costs are separate. Prices exclude VAT.

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AI that carries out the follow-up

The purpose of the AI engine is to execute the selected contact sequence and work towards an appointment. A score, task or reminder does not by itself carry out the next attempt. Conversion24 adds that execution around eligible enquiries while your business keeps its expertise and commercial ownership.

Agree the appointment types, service area, contact windows and stop conditions used by the playbook. The AI engine works within that defined offer. Human operators are available as an optional add-on; they are not required to describe the core AI follow-up proposition.

The same follow-up task, a relevant appointment for each service.

Book an appointment directly, or choose up to two short validation questions if useful. These questions are optional; your specialist handles the substantive assessment. Possible questions and appointment goals within this industry:

  • Notaries: Which general appointment category do you need? Would you prefer a phone or office introduction? Appointment: a notarial intake appointment.
  • Mediators: Would you like an introductory appointment? What is your preferred contact time? Appointment: a mediator introduction.
  • Estate agents: Is this about viewing, buying or selling? Which area is the enquiry about? Appointment: an estate agent appointment.
  • Lawyers: Which general service category is your enquiry about? What is your preferred contact time? Appointment: a lawyer's introductory intake.
  • Insurance advisers: Is this a business or personal service enquiry? Would you prefer an online or phone appointment? Appointment: an insurance adviser introduction.
  • Financial advisers: Are you requesting a first introduction or a follow-up appointment? Which contact format do you prefer? Appointment: a financial adviser introduction.
  • Coaches: Would you prefer online or in-person coaching appointments? When would an introduction suit you? Appointment: a coaching introduction.
  • Driving schools: Which area would you like lessons in? Are you looking for an introductory lesson? Appointment: an introductory driving lesson.
  • Relationship therapists: Would you prefer an online or in-person introduction? When is it suitable to contact you? Appointment: an introductory therapist appointment.
  • Psychologists: Would you prefer an online or practice appointment? What contact time suits you? Appointment: a practice introduction.
  • Tax advisers: Is this a business or personal service enquiry? Would you prefer an online or office introduction? Appointment: a tax adviser introduction.
  • Mortgage advisers: Would you like a first advice appointment? Would you prefer online or in person? Appointment: a mortgage adviser introduction.
  • Buying agents: Which area are you searching in? Would you like an introductory appointment? Appointment: a buying-agent introduction.
  • Selling agents: In which postcode is the property? Would you like a home appointment? Appointment: a selling-agent home visit.
  • Property valuers: What type of property needs the appointment? Is there a requested completion date? Appointment: a property valuation visit.
  • Career coaches: Would you prefer an online or in-person introduction? Which times suit an introductory meeting? Appointment: a career coaching introduction.
  • Divorce mediators: Would you like a first introduction? What is a suitable way and time to contact you? Appointment: a divorce mediation introduction.
  • Interpreters: Which language combination is required? What is the assignment date? Appointment: an interpreting assignment briefing.
  • Personal trainers: Would you prefer online or on-site sessions? When would an introduction suit you? Appointment: a personal training introduction.
  • Dietitians: Would you prefer an online or practice appointment? What contact time suits you? Appointment: a dietitian appointment.

Why personal services leads are a strong fit for Conversion24.

Personal-service enquiries can involve decisions that deserve discretion and professional judgement. The first follow-up should make arranging contact straightforward without collecting sensitive case details through a generic sequence. Agree the preferred appointment and contact route.

Conversion24 handles the appointment-focused outreach. Advice, assessment and the suitability of the service remain with the qualified professional. Keep financial, legal and health details for the appropriate consultation rather than adding them to automated validation questions.

Every lead has an acquisition cost, whether that is advertising, a lead partner or the time spent generating interest. The commercial opportunity is to get more personal services appointments from that existing investment. You do not need to rely only on buying or generating another batch of enquiries.

Your prospect may compare other providers before deciding. Follow up quickly, make the next step clear and keep going across the agreed channels when there is no reply. Use your actual personal services lead cost, appointment rate and sales results to assess the value. We focus on the step we handle: follow-up towards an introductory consultation.

Define the decisions the AI may make

The AI executes an agreed contact sequence. Specify the appointment types, available slots, optional validation questions and stop conditions. Keep commercial promises and specialist advice outside the automation unless you have explicitly defined and approved them.

Test exceptions before activating the sequence

Review examples of an existing appointment, an opt-out, an unavailable slot and a question outside scope. Agree the CRM result and the human owner for each exception. Evaluate booked appointments separately from attempted contacts; an automated action alone does not demonstrate conversion.

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