Our work
Customer communication in the real world.
The best way to understand what we do is to see what happens when the journeys go live.
Events that keep attendees informed. Hotels building a permission-based audience. Website enquiries answered while the team is offline. AI handling routine questions. Human teams stepping in with better context.
Different sectors. Different problems. The same goal: make the customer journey easier to use, and easier to manage.
Told once, reached everyone
An audience from zero
Answered at 9pm
Handed over, not restarted
Four different customers. One way of thinking about the journey.
Real journeys. Real behaviour.
What actually happened when the journeys went live.
44,000+
Broadcast sends across one event lifecycle
Events
76%
Click-through on an eve-of-show message
Events
99%+
Routine live-event questions handled automatically, in selected implementations
AI support
2,021
Hotel WhatsApp contacts built from zero in six weeks
Hospitality
75%
Click-through on an Aldwark Manor campaign broadcast
Hospitality
Figures from live client channels. Where a project’s evidence is qualitative rather than numerical, we say so rather than inventing a percentage.
Featured work
Two projects that show where this is going.
Doors open at 9:30 tomorrow. Your badge is saved in this chat — want the Hall 5 seminar times too?
Yes please. And where do I find Gallagher?
Stand 5/G60, right of the main aisle. I’ll send you a map pin nearer the time.
Before · during · after the show
Nineteen Group · Events & exhibitions
Event communication across the whole show journey
A WhatsApp architecture built to work before, during and after major trade shows — registration and arrival reminders, agenda planning, exhibitor lookup, live questions and next-event interest.
The important part is not one high-performing message. It is a repeatable communication system that can be adapted across an event portfolio.
44,000+
Broadcast sends in one lifecycle
76%
Eve-of-show click-through
99%+
Live questions handled automatically
One architecture, running the length of a show
Weeks before
Registration confirmed, badge saved in the chat
Eve of show
Doors, travel and the one message people actually open
On the day
Agenda planning, exhibitor lookup and live questions
That evening
Feedback while the day is still fresh
Next show
Interest captured for the following event
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Entered! Can I share it with my sister?
Please do — here’s a link she can use. You both get an entry.
Permission-based, and worth opening
Aldwark Manor Estate · Hotels & hospitality
Building a hotel audience guests wanted to hear from
A country-house hotel and resort wanted a more direct relationship with guests across stays, spa, golf, dining and events.
The pilot built a permission-based WhatsApp audience from zero, and proved that relevant hospitality communication could generate exceptional engagement without turning the channel into noise.
2,021
Opted-in contacts in six weeks
75%
Click-through on a prize-draw broadcast
39%
Built-in referral rate
From zero to an audience, in six weeks
Week one
Opt-in routes live across the estate and online
Weeks two to four
Relevant guest communication rather than volume
The prize draw
One broadcast that guests shared with each other
Week six
An audience the hotel owns, and can use again
More case studies
More customer journeys we’ve changed.
Healthcare
Making specialist support easier to access
An NHS-backed parent programme moved from a traditional e-learning experience into a guided WhatsApp journey with screening, learning content and human support.
Leisure & visitor attraction
One channel across campaigns, visits and customer service
WhatsApp supported seasonal campaigns, visitor information, ticket-holder journeys, live FAQs, party enquiries, feedback and repeat engagement — across three departments rather than one.
Enquiries
From online interest to a better-prepared human enquiry
Website and advertising leads moved into WhatsApp for a fast first response, first-stage qualification, useful information, CRM visibility and human follow-up.
Business events & membership
Making event updates harder to miss
Pre-event reminders, arrival information and post-event follow-up moved into a more immediate communication journey, working alongside the organisation’s existing systems.
The pattern across all of it
What changes when the communication works better?
More visible communication
Important information reaches customers in a channel they are more likely to notice and actually use.
Faster first response
An enquiry can start moving before a member of your team is available to pick it up.
Less repetitive work
Routine questions, reminders and predictable stages stop depending on manual effort.
Better human conversations
The person taking over can see the context and start further into the journey.
More useful customer data
Answers, interests, source and status can support CRM, reporting or future communication.
A journey that continues
The relationship does not have to stop after an event, a booking, a visit or a first enquiry.
Different sectors, same questions
Different sectors. The same communication questions.
Where is the customer waiting? What are they asking repeatedly? Which information keeps getting missed? Where does the journey hand over badly? Which parts should happen automatically, and where does a person add more value?
Those questions sit behind almost every project, whether the end customer is an event attendee, a hotel guest, a parent, a member, a visitor or a prospective patient.
How every project starts
We don’t start with the software.
Understand
Map what customers and teams are doing today.
Design
Work out the moments where communication can remove friction.
Build
Combine WhatsApp, automation, AI, knowledge and integrations where they help.
Launch
Put the journey in front of real customers.
Improve
Use actual questions, behaviour and results to make the next version better.
Start with a conversation
What would the before-and-after look like in your customer journey?
Show us what happens today: where customers enquire, what your team repeats, which messages are missed and where people get stuck.
We’ll help you work out what a better version could look like.