Tour quotes
Your agent finds a tour on the operator's site, then copies prices and takes screenshots by hand. A single quote takes up to 15 minutes.
The extension catches the search right on the operator's site. One click builds a clean quote with a link for the client. They open it, pick an option — and a lead lands in your CRM.
- Works on operator sites — nothing to retype
- The quote opens on the client's phone and actually looks good
- The client's choice becomes a CRM enquiry instantly
- We see a broken capture before you do
in the subscription
What the clip shows
The pain, the fix, the result — exactly what happens on screen.
- PainOperator's screen, the agent copies prices into a notepad, a timer ticks
- FixOne click → the quote builds itself → the link goes to the client
- ResultThe client's phone: they pick an option → an enquiry pops up in the CRM
- Finale"A quote in 8 seconds instead of 15 minutes"
How to set it up
We do the setup — you provide access and half an hour to review it.
- 1Install the extension in your agents' browser
- 2Sign in with the agency account
- 3Check your operators are supported — missing ones take us a couple of days
- 4Build the first quote and send it to a client
Common questions
What if my operator is missing?
We add it on request. Our engine runs on configs, not hand-written code per operator — a new one takes hours, not weeks.
How is this better than Qui-Quo?
The quote is not just a pretty page, it is the entry to a deal: the lead goes straight to the CRM and conversion is visible. We also monitor capture health and fix it before you notice.
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Client mailboxes
Visa centres demand a unique e-mail per applicant. Creating mailboxes by hand is misery.
Secretary bot
A booking confirmation or a flight change drowns in the inbox — the agent hears it from the client first.