🔒 DEMO ENVIRONMENT — the same journey from two sides: what the family sees, and what your team sees in the CRM
The journey, both ways

One enquiry, followed up perfectly — every time.

Follow the journey stage by stage. On the left is what the family experiences. On the right is exactly what your team sees and does in the CRM. Nothing slips through the cracks.

👤 What the family sees

1Rachel enquires — at 11pm

Rachel downloads the care & fees guide or sends an enquiry. Instead of “thanks, we’ll be in touch”, she lands on a warm thank-you page with a short welcome video and an invitation to book a time that suits her.

▶ See the real enquiry form   ▶ See the thank-you + booking

No more follow-up ping-pong. She picks a slot that also fits your team’s diary.
🖥️ What your team sees

The enquiry lands instantly — no copy/paste. A new contact + opportunity is created at New Lead, stamped with the home she chose.

Rachel Downing
Enquiry · Brambledown Manor
New Lead
New Lead
Rachel Downing
Brambledown · just now
Consult Booked
Consult Done
Viewing
If she doesn’t self-book, the system queues an automated “press 1 to call Rachel” prompt in your next call window — so the follow-up still happens.
👤 What the family sees

2She books the consultation

Rachel picks a time. She instantly gets a calendar invite, plus SMS & email confirmations — then friendly reminders a day before and an hour before. She feels looked after before she’s even spoken to anyone.

▶ See the live calendar

🖥️ What your team sees

The opportunity moves itself to Consult Booked, the appointment appears on the manager’s calendar, and a task is created.

New Lead
Consult Booked
Rachel Downing
Tue 10:30 · Brambledown
Consult Done
Viewing
📋 Task: Prepare for Rachel’s consultation
Assigned · Brambledown manager · due Tue 10:15
👤 What the family sees

3The consultation happens

Rachel has a genuine, unhurried conversation about her mum’s needs. Afterwards she gets a recap (if you choose to send one) and — if she’s ready — a link to book a viewing of the home.

🖥️ What your team sees

Your manager fills one short status form after the call. The system reads the outcome, moves the stage, and captures the notes — even if they never touch the pipeline.

Initial Consultation — status
Outcome: Viewing booked · Funding: Self-funded · Fee est. £1,450/wk
auto-moves stage
📝 Notes: Mum has early-stage dementia; daughter comparing 2 homes; wants a garden room.
“Follow up based on notes” instead? It creates a dated task and pauses automation — so a warm lead is never spammed.
👤 What the family sees

4Rachel visits the home

She books a viewing on the home’s own calendar, gets the same confirmations and reminders, and comes for a show-around. If she can’t make it, a gentle reschedule sequence brings her back.

🖥️ What your team sees

After the tour, a viewing form captures how it went — what she loved, any concerns, and the next step. The record holds the whole story for anyone who picks it up.

Consult Done
Viewing Booked
Viewing Done
Rachel Downing
Loved the garden room
Commitment
📝 Tour notes: Liked garden room & chef; comparing with one other home; mum non-verbal in mornings.
👤 What the family sees

5She chooses Everly Care

Rachel agrees to move her mum in. The experience has been calm, prompt and human from the very first click — the reason families choose you over a home that took six days to call back.

🖥️ What your team sees

The opportunity moves to Agreement, an assessment form captures care needs for the home, and the move-in is stamped for reporting.

Assessment — care needs
Mobility · medication · dietary · dementia support
Admitted
📊 Reporting: Enquiry → Admission logged for Brambledown
source, funding, fee & funnel dates captured for the dashboard

That’s the base. The rest is a superpower.

Everything above works as a simple CRM your team already understands. When you’re ready, switch on automated voicemail drops, video messages, missed-call text-back and the AI receptionist — the “bells & whistles”, staged in at your pace.

Try the live enquiry →