You stay with your client
Common questions get answered without you stepping away from a treatment. Everything else waits in one inbox.
Altwork answers clients during your treatments, offers your open slots and follows up with those you haven’t seen in a while, sending them to your booking page.
Fictional examples. You decide what the agent can say and what comes back to you.
Fictional exampleYou don’t pick up, and rightly so. But the client who wanted to book is left waiting, or tries the salon next door.
Telling clients one by one takes longer than the time left before the appointment.
Nobody complains, nobody comes back. Following up takes time a full day of treatments doesn’t leave.
Prices, treatment length, opening hours, address: you answer them in the evening, once the salon is closed.
Common questions get answered without you stepping away from a treatment. Everything else waits in one inbox.
A message prepared in advance, a booking button, and the clients who agreed to hear from you are told.
You define what the agent can handle. You can take over any conversation at any time.
Each one relies on a feature available in Altwork today and adapts to your treatment menu.
A cancellation this morning for this afternoon? Message the clients who agreed to hear from you on WhatsApp, with a button to your booking page.
Outside an ongoing conversation, WhatsApp requires a template approved by Meta: prepare yours ahead so it’s ready on the day.
Import the list of clients concerned, write an offer that suits them and schedule the send. Their replies land in your inbox.
Altwork doesn’t read your calendar: you choose the list, for example from an export of your tool. Only contacts who gave consent receive the message.
A scenario starts when a message comes in or outside your opening hours. The agent answers from your information, sends your booking link and passes on anything that needs your judgment.
Allergies, pregnancy, contraindications: make sure these questions come back to you. The agent doesn’t replace your professional opinion.
At checkout, invite clients to send the word REVIEW on WhatsApp. The scenario thanks them, sends the link to your Google profile and passes on anything they’d like to raise with you.
The request goes out when the client sends the keyword: Altwork doesn’t know when an appointment ends.
Altwork doesn’t replace your calendar. If your tool gives you a booking link, a button or a message can send your clients there:
The appointment is then booked and managed in your tool, just as it is today.
Sending this example to your phone isn’t open yet. In the meantime, message us: John, our AI agent, replies, and the team can take over.
No. You keep your booking tool. Altwork handles the conversation on WhatsApp and can send clients to your booking link. There is no native integration: your calendar is neither read nor changed.
Not today. Altwork has no access to your calendar, so it doesn’t know your appointment dates. For reminders, use those of your booking tool if it offers them.
Only those who agreed to receive your messages on WhatsApp. Contacts without consent are excluded from campaigns, a STOP notice can be added to each send, and messages outside a conversation use a template approved by Meta.
It answers from the information you give it and isn’t meant to replace your professional opinion. For allergies, pregnancy, medication or any health topic, set up a handover to your team.
Depending on your situation, Meta’s coexistence lets a WhatsApp Business number join the official platform without leaving your phone. The options are on the WhatsApp number page.
Plans and marketing message credits are detailed on the Pricing page.
Lumen Beauty and the conversations shown are fictional examples, not Altwork customers. John is the name given to one of Altwork’s AI agents.