Inbox

Customer Messaging

Use the inbox as an operational queue: respond quickly, track status, and keep records useful.

Run The Inbox

Customer enquiries are contact-form submissions, not a chat feed. Reply through business email and keep the workflow status accurate.

  • Check new messages at the start of the day and before closing.
  • Reply through your business email when the message requires a direct response.
  • Mark messages as open, responded, or closed only when that status is true.
  • Include a practical next step in replies, such as a time, link, booking option, or phone number.
Reduce Risk

A tidy inbox protects trust and makes handover easier when more than one person manages a venue.

  • Prioritise older messages before newer low-urgency requests.
  • Avoid sharing sensitive internal details in customer replies.
  • Close abusive or irrelevant messages and keep the record for audit context.
  • Review Inbox Response reports to catch message volume and response delays early.
Before You Continue

A quick check before you move from reading to doing.

Check inbox daily
Reply before marking responded
Close only resolved threads
Review inbox report weekly