Half your enquiries are sitting in an app nobody opened today

Email, WhatsApp, Instagram, the contact form, a note by the till. Every channel is somebody’s job and nobody’s job. The enquiries that get answered fast turn into work; the rest quietly go to a competitor.

Half your enquiries are sitting in an app nobody opened todayAI-generated image

Sound familiar?

  • A customer says "I messaged you last week" and nobody can find it.
  • Two people reply to the same enquiry, with different prices.
  • Quotes take days because the details are scattered across three apps.
  • Somebody goes on holiday and their inbox goes with them.
  • You have no idea which channel actually brings in paying work.
  • The same questions get answered from scratch, several times a day.

What you get back

Speed decides who wins the job, and speed is what one inbox buys you. Every enquiry lands in the same place whichever channel it came from, with the customer’s history already attached and a reply drafted for you — so the answer goes out while they are still deciding.

Every
enquiry lands in one inbox, whichever channel it arrived on
5–7x
better conversion when you reply within the hour
24 languages
in which the reply draft is ready — in the language the customer wrote in

How Capwork fixes it

  1. 1

    Your messages land in one shared inbox

    Your existing mailbox, a Capwork address such as yourname@mail.capwork.io, WhatsApp and SMS all arrive in the same place. Nothing depends on who happens to have which app open, and nothing leaves with somebody on holiday.

  2. 2

    Your request form feeds the same pipeline

    The request form on your own site does not land in the inbox — it opens a structured request under Orders, already matched to a customer, with the same analysis behind it and the same route to a priced offer. Two doors in, one way to answer.

  3. 3

    Enquiries arrive already understood

    Capwork reads the message, works out what is being asked for and what is missing, and matches it to a customer and a service. You open a structured request rather than a wall of text.

  4. 4

    Replies and quotes are drafted for you

    You get a draft reply in the customer’s language, priced from your catalogue. Edit it, or send it. What took twenty minutes takes two, so the fast reply becomes the normal reply.

  5. 5

    An accepted quote becomes real work

    Accept, and the job exists everywhere it needs to: a booking in the diary with the right people and equipment reserved, and a customer record with the whole conversation already attached. Nobody retypes anything.

See it with real data

Open an example business with genuine enquiries waiting, and watch one turn into a priced quote and a scheduled job. No signup, nothing to install.

Enquiries in five places in Capwork on a phone
Screenshot from a Capwork example business. All names and figures are invented.
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What you need for this

Usage-based, so a quiet month costs less. Start with the shared inbox and add the rest when it earns its place.

FAQ

Forward your existing mailbox to Capwork, or use a Capwork address, and connect WhatsApp and SMS through your own Twilio account. Your website’s request form is separate: it opens a structured request under Orders rather than a message in the inbox.

Stop losing work to a slow reply

Connect one mailbox and see what is already sitting there unanswered.