Set the playbook
We agree approved messaging, coverage, response targets, qualification fields, and the line where your team takes over.
Operating model
Raddli is built for the moment where fast and thoughtful communication matters, but venues are busy running events, tours, and operations.
We agree approved messaging, coverage, response targets, qualification fields, and the line where your team takes over.
Each incoming inquiry is captured and placed into a simple, visible operating queue.
We offer useful next steps within the playbook and work toward the viewing or owner handoff.
Weekly review: response quality, follow-up completion, handoffs, friction, and where the playbook needs adjustment.
The boundary system
Fast response should never create an accidental promise. Raddli works from a written escalation map so the customer is kept moving without the venue losing commercial control.
Availability confirmation, off-menu requests, price changes, contracts, payment, and any customer complaint with material risk go straight to the named venue owner.
Approved packages, standard inclusions, viewing slots, high-level venue fit, and questions that have a documented answer.
Final availability, custom scope, commercial terms, exceptions, dates, deposits, contracts, and binding customer commitments.
Every handoff includes the inquiry context, what has been said, urgency, and the one decision required from the venue team.
The review is short and practical: what arrived, what advanced, what stalled, and what the venue needs to change.
The basic record should show response, qualification, next action, handoff, viewing status, and outcome.
Before any operational access, Raddli starts with a small booking-leak audit and a clear pilot scope.
Book the audit