Better briefs.
Before the first call.
Prospects get straight answers about your work, process and prices from your own site. Serious ones leave a proper brief, with budget and timeline, or book a call. Existing clients’ requests reach the right people.
For the questions you answer on every first call.
Prices, process, past work. Dazza answers from your site so the first call starts at the interesting part.
See it in the demoReady on day one.
Yours to change.
Ready during setup. Add decisions on budget or project type to route leads your way.
New project enquiry
A proper brief: what, budget and timeline.
Book a discovery call
Send serious leads straight to your calendar.
Existing client request
Changes and questions from current clients.
Request a call back
A number and a good time to call.
Pass an enquiry to the team
Press, partnerships and everything else.
Route by budget
Decisions send small projects one way and big ones another.
Qualified before
you pick up the phone.
A project enquiry collects the brief: name, company, project type, budget band and timeline. Decisions on those details route each lead: book a call, share a resource, or pass it to the team.
- Budget and project type as choices
- A different next step per decision
- Every brief in one inbox
Will it quote prices?
Only what your site or your answers say. If your site says websites start at £25,000, that’s what it says. Everything else becomes a brief for you to price.
Can it tell leads and clients apart?
It asks. New project questions go to your project enquiry, and current clients’ requests go to the client request workflow, each to the right people.
Does it replace our contact form?
It can sit beside it. Many studios find the chat brings better briefs because it asks the follow-up questions a form can’t.