Enquiries qualified. Consultations booked.

Any list of project leads, past enquiries, or old quotes from the last 24 months is a solid starting point. The highest-returning data is typically contacts who showed genuine interest in a simulator room build or equipment upgrade but went quiet. Budget timing is the most common reason they go cold, which makes them far easier to re-engage than a brand new prospect who has never heard of you. Dormant lists where ceiling height and room dimensions were already discussed tend to convert particularly well.

Each Revyva system connects to your real enquiry points: your website contact form, your phone line, your social channels, and your old lead list. The moment an enquiry comes in, the system picks it up, has a genuine qualifying conversation about budget, location, and project scope, and books a site survey into your diary. No delays, no missed calls, no warm leads sitting unanswered over a weekend. It runs quietly in the background while you and the crew stay focused on the build.

Yes. Each Voice Agent is trained specifically on your install range and the kind of questions serious golfers ask before booking a design consultation. It can hold a genuine conversation about ceiling height and room depth requirements, launch monitor placement options, screen and projector specifications, and what a complete build looks like at different budget levels. Once a caller confirms their room spec and budget, the agent finds a gap in your diary and locks in the appointment.

A remote receptionist or VA works well during office hours. The problem is that a significant share of high-ticket enquiries land in the evening, at weekends, and while you are on-site with the crew. A person cannot cover those windows without significant cost, and even then, one person cannot handle two calls at the same time. Our Voice Agent answers every call at any hour, qualifies the budget in the same conversation, and books the survey before the homeowner closes the tab and rings the next builder on Google.

The response quality is high enough that most callers simply do not think to ask. The voice responds naturally, holds context across the conversation, and adapts based on what the homeowner says rather than working through a fixed script. If a caller does ask directly, the system is transparent about what it is. In our experience, that does not change the outcome. A homeowner who wants to book a site survey for a £60K build cares far more about whether the company feels professional and responsive than whether a human or an AI picked up.

The system flags the call for a live transfer to your design team. If no one is available, the agent takes a detailed note of the requirement and sends you a priority SMS straight away so you can call back before the lead goes cold. Nothing falls through the gap.

The system only operates within the knowledge boundaries we build in for your business. If a question falls outside that scope, it does not guess. It asks for clarification or, where the question genuinely needs a human, tells the caller that someone will follow up and sends you an SMS immediately. A homeowner never receives incorrect information about your pricing, timelines, or build capabilities.

Once you hand over your past client list, we identify contacts whose equipment is now a generation behind. The original Uneekor EYE XO is a good example, with the EYE XO2 adding a third camera that meaningfully improves dynamic loft and face angle data, particularly for iron practice. We send a natural, product-aware message that references what they had installed and what has changed since. Clients respond because it reads like a genuine heads-up from someone who knows their room, not a marketing blast. Once they confirm interest, a design consultation is booked directly into your diary.

Yes. When a homeowner comments on one of your project posts, responds to a Story, or drops a question under a sponsored post, the system picks it up immediately and opens a qualifying conversation. Whether they are asking about build area, pricing, or availability, the response is warm, specific to the project they mentioned, and on-brand. The aim is always to move the conversation from interest to a booked site survey.

The call has two parts. In the first half, we look at where your enquiry flow is currently leaking: out-of-hours calls going to voicemail, contact forms sitting unanswered, a quote folder full of homeowners who were never followed up. We put a rough number on what those gaps are costing you each year. In the second half, you interact live with a working example of your own Revyva system. We train it on your actual business before the call, so you can see exactly how it handles a real enquiry, qualifies a budget, and books a survey slot. You leave with a clear picture of what the system would do for your specific operation.

Very little. We handle the build, training, and integration end to end. A few hours of your time in the first week to review the setup and sign off on your business parameters is all we need. After that, the system runs without your team needing to manage it. Your staff stay focused on site visits and active projects.

Yes, for both UK and US clients. In the UK, all data is processed under UK GDPR. For Revenue Revival SMS campaigns, we operate under the PECR soft opt-in rules, which allow re-engagement of contacts who previously enquired about your services, provided a clear opt-out is included in every message. In the US, Revenue Revival campaigns comply with TCPA requirements, which govern SMS marketing to consumers. We assist US clients with the A2P 10DLC carrier registration required before any SMS campaigns can be sent. In both markets, every message includes a compliant opt-out, unsubscribes are applied immediately, and we only work with data your business has legitimately collected through its own enquiry process.

Your system is built on a closed knowledge base that we configure specifically for your business. It only knows what you tell it: your product range, typical pricing windows, build timelines, and site access requirements. It cannot speculate or pull from outside sources. If an enquiry falls outside what the system is trained on, it routes the caller to your team rather than attempting an answer it is not authorised to give.

Results vary by list quality and enquiry volume, but Revenue Revival typically converts between 5% and 12% of cold project leads into new site surveys. For a high-ticket build company, recovering two or three significant projects a year from an old contact list alone often returns ten times the annual cost of the system. The bigger wins tend to come from homeowners who had genuine intent at the time but simply lost contact with the builder before anything was confirmed.