Booking requests
A customer asks for Saturday at two. You get a reply that offers the times that are open in your schedule.
For salons, cleaning companies, and other local businesses
Zentrol gives your business a small team of virtual employees. They answer booking requests, write the reminders, fix the schedule, and prepare the invoices. You check the work before anything goes to a customer.
What it does
Each of these is one task. You write it, a virtual employee does it, and you check the result.
A customer asks for Saturday at two. You get a reply that offers the times that are open in your schedule.
A new customer asks for a deep clean. You get a priced quote, from your own service list, ready to send.
Someone calls in sick. You get tomorrow's appointments moved to the staff who are free.
Every evening, reminder texts for tomorrow's customers are written and waiting for you to send.
An unhappy customer writes in. You get a reply that obeys your rules, such as a free re-do on a day that is open.
Turn the week's schedule into customer invoices and a summary of hours for each member of staff.
How it works
Say what you need in plain words. For example: "Reply to the three booking requests from this morning."
Each virtual employee has a role, such as front desk or billing, and knows your prices and your rules.
Every task shows who has it and where it stands. If the virtual employee needs an answer, it asks you.
Read the result, ask for changes, or approve it. You send every email and text yourself.
You stay the boss
Virtual employees do the writing. Every decision stays with you.
A virtual employee can only write a draft. You read it, and you press send. There is no way for it to send on its own.
Write your company rules once, such as your prices and what you never promise. Every virtual employee gets them on every task.
Customer lists, prices, and schedules stay in a folder on your own computer. The virtual employees work on them there.
A virtual employee that is missing a fact stops and tells you what it needs. It does not guess.
FAQ
No. You write a task in plain words and read the result. Setup means one app on your computer, and a guided setup takes you through it.
No. A virtual employee can only write a draft. You read each email and text, and you are the one who sends it.
It stays in a folder on your own computer. The virtual employees read and update the files there.
Yes. One virtual employee that answers requests and writes reminders is a good start. You can add more roles later.
It writes email drafts into your Gmail, and text messages that you send from Zentrol. It reads the files you already keep, such as spreadsheets and documents.
The beta is free. Your virtual employees run on a Claude subscription, which you pay to its maker.
For local businesses
Hand the replies, reminders, and invoices to a team of virtual employees. You check the work, and you send it.