Lead Inbox & Pipeline
Capture web, phone, referral, and social inquiries in one pipeline with a clear owner and next action.
Connect the booking site, lead pipeline, quotes, follow-up, crew calendar, and reporting in one system built around how your operation actually runs.
disconnected booking tools · Fees + multiple subscriptions
For Sand Bar Joe's, iOLab built the public booking experience and Helm, a captain's CRM for leads, pipeline, AI-assisted quotes, follow-up, reporting, and content. That working system—not a generic industry template—is the starting point for your workflow review.
Read the Sand Bar Joe's case studyStart with the bottleneck that costs the most bookings, then connect the rest around your team, vessels, routes, and customer experience.
Capture web, phone, referral, and social inquiries in one pipeline with a clear owner and next action.
Build trip-specific proposals, deposits, and add-ons without forcing every request into a fixed booking package.
Send timely, contextual reminders while keeping the operator in control of high-value conversations.
Coordinate availability, crew, vessels, blackout dates, and confirmed trips from one source of truth.
Connect confirmation, waiver, arrival details, weather updates, and post-trip review requests.
See channel, close rate, lead time, trip value, and season performance without rebuilding a spreadsheet.
Your year is decided in a few months, and the weather decides some of those days for you. In the workflow review we map how a weather hold works today, then scope the system to handle it the same way every time. We confirm what your booking platform and payment processor allow before we commit to any of it.
What we would scope the system to do
The right first build may be lead follow-up, custom quoting, a capacity calendar, or a connected customer journey. We map the workflow and recommend the smallest useful module first—then expand only when the business case is clear.
CRM and business apps take 3–5 months; websites take 4–6 weeks. Both are delivered in phases with weekly demos.
Starting budgets, confirmed in a written scope. Pricing · Monthly plans
No. If the current booking engine handles standard reservations well, we can keep it and build the missing workflow around it. The goal is to remove costly gaps, not replace software for its own sake.
Yes. A custom quote and pipeline flow can handle variable dates, duration, capacity, packages, add-ons, deposits, and approvals without turning every request into manual email chains.
We map how you handle weather holds today and scope the system to match: a reschedule flow that offers the guest open dates, a waitlist for released slots, and the deposit rule you choose (hold, move or refund) applied the same way every time. What can be automated depends on your booking platform and payment processor, which we confirm during scoping.
We first check your deadline, integrations, and scope. A focused first phase can be easier to fit around the season; we confirm the delivery plan before work starts.
You can start with a monthly plan or a fixed-scope build. Our Growth monthly plan builds the booking and inquiry system you own and then runs your marketing on it, from $1,800 a month plus a fixed setup. A fixed-scope build is quoted after the workflow review so the price reflects the modules and integrations you actually need. Both are explained on our monthly plans and pricing pages.
Bring your current booking and follow-up process. We'll map the bottleneck, identify the first module worth building, and give you a realistic implementation range.
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