Bring new leads in, keep every conversation in one place, launch a simple website, and get set up to collect your very first payment.
Most business owners juggle email, Instagram DMs, Facebook messages, and two different phones. Every conversation lives somewhere different, and leads slip through the cracks. Connecting your channels here solves that for good.
Attach your social accounts so posting lives in one place, and so Facebook and Instagram lead ads flow straight into your pipeline.
Your phone needs to be set up and properly registered before you launch a texting campaign, so your messages actually get delivered.
Launch a website right inside your software and attach a chat widget so visitors can reach you the moment they land.
Connect a payment provider, create one product, and generate a payment link. That is all it takes to go from zero to being able to get paid.
Before you touch payment setup, know your options so you reach for the right one. Tap each to see what it is best for.
Set up a product, generate a link, and send it. Someone clicks it, enters their card, and you get paid. Great for quick sales and one-off services.
Create an invoice with line items sent directly to a contact, who pays it. Great for project-based or service work where you need a clear record.
Used when you are selling a product or course through a website or funnel. You will add either a store, a one-step order form, or a two-step order form.
For most people just getting started, connect your payment provider first, then create a single product. That gets you from zero to able-to-get-paid in about ten minutes.
Your chat widget, Facebook page, and Instagram business page all flowing into one inbox.
Your phone number properly set up and registered so texting campaigns actually deliver.
Built right inside your software, with a chat widget attached so visitors can reach you instantly.
A connected payment provider, one product, and a link ready to share, in about ten minutes.
Four quick questions on this lesson. One attempt each, and the answer is revealed either way.
Where do a Facebook or Instagram lead ad's form submissions go?
What is the fastest way to collect a payment?
What should you set up first when it comes to payments?
Why does the unified inbox matter for winning business?