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Тёмная тема
A single booking link works differently depending on the business. Here are live scenarios.
Problem: Clients write, "When can we have a call?" This leads to back-and-forth messaging to agree on a time, often resulting in drop-offs.
Solution: The expert sends the link book.knopka.click/name. The client selects a time slot, receives reminders via Telegram, and attends the call.
How AI Works: The AI assistant suggests the link in the conversation upon detecting key phrases ("consultation," "discuss," "help me"). The client doesn't need to ask—the bot prompts them to book.
Result:
Problem: Clients call to agree on "tomorrow at 3 PM," the manager jots it down in a notepad—but forgets. The client arrives only to find that the specialist is busy.
Solution: A booking page for each service: "Appointment for measurement," "Designer consultation," "Phone repair." The client selects a convenient time and specialist.
Feature: You can set up an offline meeting location—after booking, the client sees the address and map. If the address changes, just update it in one place, and all clients will see the current info.
Problem: A lead requests a demo, the manager writes in Telegram "when is convenient?", the lead replies "let's do tomorrow," leading to more messaging and call scheduling—30% of leads are lost at this stage.
Solution: The manager sends a booking link. The lead chooses a time. After booking, there's instant confirmation in Telegram, and the manager already knows who booked.
How AI Works: The system analyzes the lead source: where they came from, how many times they viewed the calendar, and what they wrote previously. A profile is created in CRM with the complete contact history.
Result:
Problem: Subscribers ask "when will the stream be?" or "how can I get a consultation?"—this answer has to be repeated a hundred times.
Solution: A public calendar with a schedule of streams, webinars, and available time slots for consultations.
Two in One:
Feature: Subscribers to the calendar see new events immediately. No more "there's a stream tomorrow, who didn't know"—everyone knows.
Problem: A client writes to one manager, they are busy, the client waits, the manager redirects—the chaos ensues.
Solution: Round-robin—system automatically distributes bookings among available staff. The client books, and the meeting is assigned to whoever is free.
Who It Fits:
Problem: You have consultations, streams, paid calls—and all of this on different services with different links.
Solution: One calendar with different types of events:
The client chooses what they need and books. All meetings are in one calendar, but with different settings, prices, and locations.
After launching the calendar, you will see:
| Metric | What It Provides |
|---|---|
| How many viewed the page | Understand demand |
| How many actually booked | Calculate conversion |
| Where they came from (link, social media, Telegram) | Know the best channel |
| Who returns repeatedly | See loyal clients |
| How many times viewed before booking | Understand decision-making cycle |
Want to give it a try? Set up the calendar via @aiworkersbot