Does Website Follow-up use seats?
Website Follow-up has no seats. It comes with a published SYSTALOG website, so working the inquiry queue does not add a per-person bill.
Website Follow-up
Give website inquiries an owner, a next action and a follow-up date.
For service businesses collecting inquiries and booking requests through their website.
A form submission is only the start. The useful question is who will reply, what happens next and when the team should check back.
Open the inquiries received through your SYSTALOG website.
Assign an owner, next action and follow-up date.
Record contact and review the queue for the next item that needs attention.
Priya K. asks for a Saturday morning appointment through your website form. The request lands in the open queue, Alex takes ownership and calls her back, and the record moves to contacted. Marcus T. asked for a weekly lawn care quote and has a follow-up date of Thursday, so his inquiry comes back to the top of the queue that day instead of relying on someone's memory. A booking request is still a request: it does not hold a calendar slot until you confirm it.
Booking requests do not reserve live calendar capacity. Tools already included with the website stay included; website hosting and domain prices are unchanged.
Website Follow-up comes with a published SYSTALOG website. It does not add seats or a separate subscription.
Existing request and follow-up tools remain part of the website offering. They do not create a second per-seat bill.
Website Follow-up has no seats. It comes with a published SYSTALOG website, so working the inquiry queue does not add a per-person bill.
The inquiries and booking requests customers send through your SYSTALOG website. Each one can get an owner, a next action and a follow-up date.
Yes, in supported workspaces. Ask in plain words and the assistant prepares the change. You see exactly what will change and approve it first, and your normal permissions still apply. Each plan includes an AI allowance; everything still works by hand when it runs out.
Request a scoped buyout quote. The quote defines the software, license and handoff. Ongoing hosting, provider usage and support are separate; a buyout does not promise unlimited services forever.
Pick a template and publish; every inquiry lands in one queue with an owner and a follow-up date. Your first 7 days of hosting are free, then $20 a month.