Ten questions, about two minutes. It tells you where your enquiries are dying, and what that is costing you, in euros.
Out of 100. How tightly enquiries are captured, answered, chased and tracked. It puts a number on something you have probably only ever felt.
A conservative estimate, in euros, worked from your own enquiry volume, your average booking value and your commission. Both figures: the booking value that walked, and the part of it that was yours.
Not just how much. Which channel, which stage, which gap. The bit nothing in your inbox is showing you.
You are catching most of it. There is still a slice going out of the door, and it is the easiest kind to recover, because the foundations are already there.
Money is walking and you cannot see how much. The work gets done, but the handling is stitched together, and the chase depends on someone remembering.
It is not you, it is the setup. Enquiries arrive everywhere, land nowhere, and nothing tells you how many walked.
The nightmare is a clunky bot answering a client who is paying five figures. That is the opposite of what this does. Captabook captures every enquiry, acknowledges it the moment it lands, and chases the quiet ones. Then it hands you the conversation the second it matters. The system does the legwork. The client always hears from you, not a bot.
Ten questions. About two minutes. Your number in euros, and where the leak actually is.