Your agents are fast. Your intake is not.
Set your context once. After that, one sentence is enough: qapt builds the chat, your client answers on the phone, and you get the finished document back.
It asks only what it does not know yet.
The chat confirms what your files and scans already say. Every answer lands in the record as it is given.
Hi Mara. I read your website first, so this will be quick. You offer physiotherapy, sports rehab and Pilates. Still right?
Yes, plus corporate workshops since spring.
Added. Who books you most often?
Office workers, 30 to 55, mostly back pain.
Got it. Last one: who signs off on the project?
- company
- Atlas Physio (confirmed)
- services
- Physiotherapy, sports rehab, Pilates, corporate workshops (confirmed)
- ideal_customer
- Office workers, 30 to 55, back pain (confirmed)
- locations
- Frankfurt, Offenbach (confirmed)
- decision_maker
- asking now
- monthly_budget
- two figures given (flagged)
This meeting could have been a voice message.
Stop booking calls to ask five questions. qapt does the asking for you, on the channel your client already uses, and keeps going until nothing is missing.
It calls, so you do not have tocoming soon
qapt can phone your client and talk the questions through, at a time that suits them.
It speaks and it listenscoming soon
It sends a voice message and understands the one that comes back. Your client talks for a minute between two appointments.
It helps them find the answer
When a client is unsure, qapt explains the question, offers examples and works it out with them, by voice or in chat.
It follows up on its own
If something is still missing, qapt asks again by itself until the record is complete. You never write “any update on this?” again.
- WhatsAppcoming soon
- Phone callcoming soon
- Voice messagecoming soon
- SMScoming soon
- Web chat
Thanks, that covers your services and your customers. Not sure about the budget? A rough range is enough: under 2k, 2 to 5k, or more.
2 to 5k. I need to check who signs.
Wednesday · automatic follow-upMorning Mara. One thing is still open: who signs off on the project?
That’s me.
Explain your business once. Then just ask.
- 01
Set your context
Who you are, who you talk to and the documents your answers must end up in. You do this once.
- 02
Ask in one sentence
Say or type what you need from whom. Add a file if you have one. There is no builder.
- 03
They answer their way
By chat, voice message or on a call, on the channel they already use. If something is missing, qapt follows up by itself.
- 04
Get the finished format
The answers come back filled into your document, checklist or system, ready to use.
One sentence per capture. Whatever you need to ask.
New capture for my buyer ABC to check his financing for the flat on Main Street.
You, to qapt- The property and its price
- The buyer’s name
- Equity
- Income type
- Existing loans
- Bank contact
Buyer financing check
Ready to show the seller.
Your note-taker just took the meeting.
qapt runs the conversation itself, by call, voice message or chat.
Five questions don’t need a calendar invite.
Your client answers in a few minutes, whenever it suits them.
“Just following up” is now someone else’s job.
qapt asks again on its own until the record is complete.
Context, not responses.
A capture ends as a structured record with the state of every field. Your automations read it without a human in between.
- Webhook
- APIcoming soon
- MCPcoming soon
- JSON
- Markdown
{ "capture": "client-onboarding", "person": "Mara", "fields": { "company": { "value": "Atlas Physio", "state": "confirmed" }, "locations": { "value": ["Frankfurt", "Offenbach"], "state": "confirmed" }, "decision_maker": { "value": null, "state": "open" }, "monthly_budget": { "value": null, "state": "flagged", "note": "two figures given" } } }
Built for the whole agency.
Shared capturescoming soon
Build a capture once. Everyone on the team sends it to their own clients.
One place for records
See who has answered, what is still open and what needs a second look.
Your brand on the chatcoming soon
Clients see your name, your logo and your tone, on a link or on your own page.


