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RAI Technologies

Book conversations with the right context attached.

Appointment setters who work through your qualification questions, available calendars and handoff rules. Give each prospect a clear next step and give your sales team the information needed for a useful conversation.

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  • Fitappointment criteria agreed with your sales team
  • Contextqualification notes delivered with each booking
  • Attendanceheld meetings measured separately from calendar activity

Who this is for

  • Service businesses receiving web forms and inbound calls that need an estimate, consultation or discovery appointment before they can give a meaningful proposal.
  • Sales teams spending substantial time checking basic fit, arranging calendar slots and chasing incomplete enquiry details instead of preparing for qualified conversations.
  • B2B teams with an established offer and an agreed prospect profile that need appointment coordination within a separately scoped outreach or lead-reactivation program.

What we build and manage

A booking is useful when the person, need and next step fit your business. We define those conditions before choosing a script, staffing model or reporting target.
  • A written definition of an acceptable appointment: service need, territory, relevant decision-maker, expected next step and required information. We distinguish booked meetings, attended meetings and accepted sales opportunities.
  • A qualification playbook with plain-language questions and clear reasons to decline or redirect an enquiry. Agents avoid promising availability, outcomes or prices that your business has not approved.
  • Calendar rules for time zones, minimum notice, appointment length, travel buffers and staff specialties. We agree when a setter may book directly and when a colleague must approve the request.
  • Lead routing by product, service area, account owner or appointment type. Existing customers, support requests and urgent operational issues follow their own handoff instead of entering the new-business calendar.
  • Approved confirmation and reminder messages using the contact channels appropriate to the enquiry. The scope defines follow-up attempts, contact preferences, stopping conditions and the route for requests to stop contact.
  • A CRM handoff containing the prospect's stated need, qualification answers, appointment details and any unresolved questions. The salesperson should be able to prepare without asking the same basic questions again.
  • Cancellation, rescheduling and no-show handling with explicit ownership. Available slots are updated promptly and recovery attempts follow your approved process rather than repeated, open-ended chasing.
  • Quality reviews of representative conversations and appointment outcomes. Feedback from the sales team helps separate a weak handoff, poor fit, an unavailable prospect and a sales-stage issue that a setter cannot resolve.

How we get started

  1. Step 1: Agree what belongs on the calendar

    We work through examples of strong, borderline and unsuitable enquiries with your sales team. Together we write the qualification questions and appointment acceptance rules, including information that must not be collected during initial intake.

  2. Step 2: Prepare the booking workflow

    We configure access to the agreed CRM and calendars, test routing and time zones, and rehearse the handoff. Your team approves scripts and confirmation language before agents represent your business in live conversations.

  3. Step 3: Run a controlled pilot

    We start with a defined enquiry source, coverage schedule and review period. The pilot compares booked appointments with attendance and sales-team acceptance, revealing whether the qualification criteria are practical before expanding the program.

  4. Step 4: Refine coverage and qualification

    We review missed contacts, appointment availability and rejection reasons. Changes may include different coverage hours, clearer questions or improved reminders; adding more setters only helps when demand and calendar capacity justify it.

How we measure progress

We measure the full progression from enquiry to an attended, useful appointment. Booked volume alone does not establish sales quality.

  • Time to first response

    Elapsed time between an eligible enquiry entering the queue and the first recorded response attempt, reported within and outside the agreed coverage hours.

  • Contact and qualification rates

    The share of assigned enquiries reached and the share meeting your criteria. Wrong contact details and unreachable prospects remain separate from confirmed poor-fit leads.

  • Qualified appointments booked

    Appointments meeting the written definition, with duplicates, cancellations and reschedules identified so one prospect is not counted repeatedly as new business.

  • Attendance and acceptance

    The share of due appointments that happen, followed by the share your sales team accepts as a relevant opportunity. These reveal different problems and should be reviewed separately.

  • Cost per qualified appointment held

    The agreed program cost divided by qualified appointments attended. The report states whether advertising, data, software or internal sales costs are included.

Engagement models & scope

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  • Dedicated appointment desk

    Coverage is scoped around enquiry volume, working hours, training and the number of calendars or service lines. Your proposal identifies management, tooling and reporting responsibilities.

  • Shared coverage or pilot

    A defined capacity and review period for businesses testing the workflow or handling variable demand. Any per-appointment terms specify qualification, attendance, duplicates and replacement rules in writing.

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Appointment Setting FAQs

Lead generation creates or identifies potential interest. Appointment setting takes an appropriate enquiry through qualification and scheduling. We can scope these services together, but we report lead creation, successful contact, booked appointments and attended meetings as separate stages.

Yes, subject to access and an agreed handoff. We map the source form or phone queue to your CRM, check which details the prospect already supplied and agree how quickly coverage should begin. Advertising management is a separate scope unless included in your proposal.

No universal number would be credible without understanding your offer, enquiry quality, calendar availability and market. A pilot establishes a baseline and an agreed planning target. Your sales process still determines whether an attended appointment becomes a customer.

Agents use the approved knowledge and pricing guidance in your playbook. Questions requiring professional judgment, a site inspection or an exception go to the appropriate person. The booking notes make those unresolved questions clear so the prospect receives a consistent follow-up.

The CRM records the attendance outcome and reason when known. We follow the agreed rebooking process, respect contact preferences and update the calendar. Reporting keeps an original booking and its reschedule linked so the activity does not artificially increase appointment totals.

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Build a booking process your sales team can trust.

Tell us where enquiries come from, what makes a prospect suitable and how your calendar works. We will propose a focused appointment-setting pilot.

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