enquiry
Enquiries in one list.
Statuses you
actually use.
Add leads from your dashboard, log calls, notes, and follow-ups, and move them through New → Contacted → Qualified → Booked → Lost. Filter the list by stage, set a follow-up date, and share a secure enquiry link when you need it - same app as your events and galleries.
From new lead
to booked client.
Everything lives under your studio login: enquiries, then events and sites when you are ready.
enquiry
next step
the event
Built for
how weddings
actually sell.
These are the same five values you filter on in Enquiries today - not a fictional extra layer.
Your inbox
is not a CRM.
Stop treating it like one.
When every lead has a row, a status, and a place for notes, you spend less time searching old chats.
What the app
already does.
The live UI is a searchable table with status pills and counts - not a drag-and-drop board. The illustration above shows the same five stages side by side.
Each enquiry can store a follow-up date so you can line up your own calendar around when to ping them again.
Creating an enquiry can generate a token link you share with the couple. Activities can record when a link was shared.
Per-enquiry log with types such as note, call, message, follow-up, status change, and link shared - each with text and timestamp.
Trial caps how many active clients (enquiries) you can add; Pro and Ultimate are open. Same rules drive the rest of the studio dashboard.
Attach portfolios when creating an enquiry, spin up a couple site, then move into projects and galleries without leaving the platform.
A timeline
your whole team
can read.
Open any enquiry to change status, edit contact fields, and append activities. There is no separate sales-automation layer - it is the enquiry screen and its timeline.
We do not currently ship built-in revenue forecasting, lead-source charts, or portfolio “open” pixels inside CRM - if you need those, track them in your notes or a BI tool for now.
Why teams want
a single list.
More on the
studio platform.
Put your next enquiry
in one structured row.
Sign in, open Enquiries, and see how statuses and activities work with your plan limits.