The website assistant, the Venue Portal and the couples' planning hub are all open to play with on a demo venue. No sign-up, no sales call, and nothing you do in the demo is saved.
Three things to try
The assistant, the portal, then the couple's side
Ask the assistant anything
Open the test page and ask it what a couple would ask: capacity, ceremonies, dogs, prices, a viewing. It answers only from the venue's own website and notes, says so when it does not know, and never invents a price or a date. Give it a name and a real email address and it will save you as an enquiry, send the branded instant reply, and offer a viewing time.
The demo portal is the real thing on a demo venue, with enquiries at every stage, viewings in the calendar, and the settings a venue controls. Drag an enquiry along the pipeline to see how it moves. It is read-only, so click anything.
Once a couple books, they get their own planning hub in the venue's colours: a countdown, a timeline of things to do, their payment schedule, documents, their menu and guest numbers, and a direct line to their coordinator. This is a booked couple's view, read-only.
One script tag on the venue's site. Trained on their website and brochure, refreshed weekly, in their colours, shown only on the wedding pages if they also do golf or conferences.
The Venue Portal
Every enquiry in one pipeline with its source, instant replies, follow-ups, self-serve viewings with calendar invites, and a planning hub for every booked couple.
Branded emails
Every message a couple receives carries the venue's logo, colours and coordinator's name, sent from a venue address, with buttons for the brochure and the viewing.
The marketing behind it
SEO, Google Ads and Instagram and Facebook ads that feed the pipeline, with every enquiry showing which search or ad it came from.
Ten minutes
Or let us walk you through it
No pitch, no slides. We open a real pipeline, show you an enquiry arriving, the viewing being booked and what the couple sees, and answer whatever you ask. Prices are already on the pricing page, so there is nothing to reveal.