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An AI receptionist for event venues and site visits

Collect the date, guest count and room requirements behind a venue enquiry before an events coordinator calls back.

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  1. Hello, I’m the venue’s AI receptionist. What are you planning?
  2. A breakfast presentation for about forty people.
  3. Will you need theatre seating or tables for breakfast during the talk?
  4. Tables, please, and space for a projector.
Illustrative conversation ·
01

Qualify the space before the date

A room that holds eighty standing may only seat forty at tables. Keep capacities by layout, step-free routes and weather alternatives in the venue information. Ask what the event will look like before suggesting a room.

02

Build a useful enquiry brief

Capture expected numbers, arrival time, catering needs and whether the organiser needs exclusive use. A coordinator can then discuss availability and send a quote with fewer follow-up questions.

03

Give site visits their own route

A couple viewing a venue and a supplier delivering chairs need different instructions. Add the viewing request link, loading entrance and delivery contact so each receives the right next step.

FAQ

Common questions

Can the assistant hold a date?

It can note the requested date. Explain when the venue issues a hold and how long it lasts under your booking policy.

Should it share a hire fee?

Provide published starting rates and specify whether catering, staffing and cleanup are included.

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