Real estate
A property shows better than it describes. A guided session presents authorised documents and lets somebody return to whatever interests them.
Your offer presented in a guided session that answers questions as it moves, and hands control back to the customer.
7 days, 20 answered calls, no card
Some offers cannot be understood on the phone: a landscaping plan, a care programme, a professional mandate, a product range. People want to see. Sending a document and waiting amounts to hoping somebody reads it and calls back.
This add-on opens a guided presentation session. The person sees pages you approved, moves at their own pace, asks questions out loud, and gets an answer inside the same session. You can take over, or hand control across entirely.
It is no takeover of a personal computer. The session is isolated, it opens on a consent, and it stays inside pages and actions you published. Whatever the presentation can do beyond showing — asking for an appointment, opening a request — stays bounded by rights already held.
Presentations are assembled from a template, page by page, with elements you approve. Publishing one makes it usable; the others stay in preparation.
The session starts after a consent, inside an isolated space. It has available time, and it can be interrupted then resumed without starting over.
Navigation runs through permitted actions. You can pause, resume, or transfer control to whoever is watching.
The session closes on a traceable outcome: what was shown, what was asked. A request can be created from there, under rights already held.
Public demonstrations on this site are written scenes, free, meant to show the product. This add-on is another thing: a presentation engine you run with your own customers, on your own offer.
What it does not force: sales follow-up. Asking for an appointment or opening a file during a presentation uses rights already purchased, and nothing is bundled in.
A property shows better than it describes. A guided session presents authorised documents and lets somebody return to whatever interests them.
A mandate proposal fits in a few pages: scope, steps, documents expected. Questions asked during the session are written down, without becoming professional advice.
A programme or a package makes more sense once its progression is visible. The session works as a guided tour ahead of signing up.
A landscaping plan gets chosen from images: materials, colours, finishing options. The session shows approved pages and keeps whatever held somebody's attention.
You decide what gets published and what may be asked during a session. An action nobody authorised does not appear.
The add-on carries presentation minutes per period, simultaneous presentations and published presentations.
A genuinely separate phone call keeps its own count on a base. Having a Zenvox team build a presentation is not part of the add-on.
No. The session is isolated, it opens on a consent, and it stays inside the pages and actions you published.
No. Public demonstrations here are written scenes, free, meant to show the product. This add-on is a presentation engine you run with your own customers, on your own offer.
Whatever it can do beyond showing — asking for an appointment, opening a request — stays bounded by rights you already hold. The add-on forces no sales follow-up and bundles nothing in.
A session can be interrupted then resumed without starting over. A reconnection or a technical wait creates no second session.
No. Session audio is included in the add-on: it does not draw on your calls. A genuinely separate phone call keeps its own count on your base.
See a call scene, or what follows an opened request.
Interactive presentations