AI CRM is a hotel CRM that fills itself: every guest, planner and travel advisor who calls, chats, writes or fills a form becomes a contact, with calls, chats, emails and bookings on one record. Corporate accounts form from email domains, and group inquiries open deals that move as the planner acts.
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Contacts & Leads
Everyone who left a name with an email or a phone lands on one list, with where they came from and where they stand.
Easy setupSet up everything just by talking to Lisa AISee how ›You“Make kinds of contact for guests, planners, travel advisors and corporate bookers.”
Lisa“Four kinds of contact ready: guest, planner, travel advisor and corporate booker, each with its own filter in Contacts & Leads. Apply?”
You talk. Lisa sets it up. Applied only on your yes.
How Hospitality use it
The director of sales asks Lisa which spring wedding inquiries opened a quote but went silent for a week.
Before calling a corporate booker back, the sales manager opens Brief me and reads one page on everything that account asked.
In this CRM for resorts, a guest's feather allergy mentioned on a call in March is in the call summary on her record when she writes in June.
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Add it to any contact channel — AI Phone, AI Webchat, AI E-mail or AI Web Forms — or get it inside a solution · See pricing › · Per company, never per seat.
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Works withAI PhoneAI WebchatAI Web FormsAI DemoAI QuotingAI BookingAI Follow-upAI TicketsAI Returns & WarrantyAI Calls TranscriptsAI Marketing
Fills itself
The best CRM for a hotel is the one nobody has to feed: AI CRM is written by the phone, the chat, the inbox and the forms while they work.
A name with an email or a phone, given on a call, a chat, a form or an email, becomes a contact by itself, with the channel it came from on the row.
Calls with transcripts, chats, emails, spa and dining bookings, quotes and tasks sit on one timeline, newest first, so guest profiles tell the next colleague the story instead of asking again.
The AI verifies the email without sending, visits the website of a planner's company and scores the budget and the buyer type; you can overrule each verdict.
Each contact carries a score from 0 to 100 and a tooltip saying why it moved; READY TO BUY sorts the planners with buying signals in the last fourteen days.
A quote or a venue tour asked for opens a deal, and it moves forward as the planner opens the quote or pays the deposit; only a person marks it lost.
Brief me writes a one-page call brief from the story: who the planner is, what she asked, what was sent and what to say next.
Guests and accounts
A better guest experience starts with knowing who is writing: a guest, a planner, a travel advisor or a corporate booker.
Guest, planner, travel advisor, tour operator, corporate booker: you name the kinds your hotel works with, and a person can belong to several types of business.
Bookers with a verified address at the same company domain become one company record, with its people, deals, tasks and a combined timeline of everything they asked.
The time zone comes from the country, so emails the AI writes wait for seven in the morning to seven at night at the guest's end.
Add the fields your sales office uses, such as event date, room nights requested or preferred floor, as text, number, date or choice on contacts, companies and deals.
Group sales
Four key features keep group deals moving with the planner, not with a reminder on a sales manager's desk.
Keep New, Qualified, Demo, Quoted, Negotiation, Won and Lost, or rename them to the steps of your sales office, as a board or a sortable list filtered by owner.
Open deals, the pipeline and the weighted forecast sit above the board, each amount counted by a probability that blends the stage with the planner's health score.
The stage history keeps when a group deal moved, who moved it and why; the machine never moves a deal back and never marks one lost.
A lost wedding asks for the reason, and the win/loss report reads the amounts, the lost reasons and the days spent in each stage, so you see where groups stall.
All in one
AI CRM centralizes guest data across email, phone, chat and forms, because every Front Office module writes its work onto the same contact.
With AI Phone, every call the AI answers lands on the guest's timeline with its transcript and summary, and recording of staff calls stays off until you switch it on.
Every chat, email and RFP form a contact sends appears on the timeline with its channel, and every reply is read and filed with what it meant.
A group quote sent, opened and paid moves the contact's status and the deal's stage, and the quote is one click away from the deal.
Callbacks due, replies to answer and drafts to review sit in one list, each line with the contact's local time, so a planner is called at a sensible hour.
A day in sales
Guest relationships grow in small moments; these are the ones a hotel sales office meets every day.
Sort by READY TO BUY: the planners who opened a quote, watched a venue tour or replied in the last two weeks come first, each with the reason under the name.
Ask Lisa to brief you on the spring sales conference and read one page: what was asked, what was sent, the open deal and the next thing to say.
Ask which quoted weddings have been silent for a week; the list comes back with the health of each couple and the follow-up plan running for them.
Tell Lisa to pause marketing automation for one guest; every scheduled step holds until you resume, while a reply written by hand still goes out.
Weigh the options
A spreadsheet, classic CRM software or a CRM platform that writes itself: what a sales office needs from its guest records, and what each choice gives it.
| What the sales office needs | A spreadsheet | A CRM the team types into | AI CRM |
|---|---|---|---|
| A planner who called on Sunday | Added if someone remembers | Typed on Monday, maybe | A contact by itself:: with the call's transcript and source |
| Which weddings went quiet | Read row by row | A report someone builds | Asked in plain words:: the list with each couple's health |
| A corporate account's bookers | Scattered over tabs | Linked by hand | One company record:: formed from the verified email domain |
| Before a call back | Search the inbox | Read the notes, if any | One page from Brief me:: what was asked, sent and promised |
2 minutes
Every chat, call, form or email that gives a name and an email lands in Contacts & Leads from the first day, so the CRM system starts full; a CSV import waits in Import review.
Tell Lisa the kinds you work with, such as guests, planners and travel advisors; she fills the settings and shows the change before you apply it.
Keep the deal stages or rename them for groups and weddings, and add fields such as event date and room nights to your deals.
Run it on your own hotel for 7 days with no credit card, then read every contact it captured and every group deal it opened.
Questions & answers
A hotel CRM is a customer relationship management system that keeps every guest, planner and account with the history of what they asked and booked. AI CRM fills itself from the Front Office: calls, chats, emails, forms, spa and dining bookings and quotes land on one guest profile, and group inquiries become deals that move as the planner acts.
No. It does not read stays, folios or room assignments from a property management system or a booking engine, which stay the record of reservations. AI CRM holds what happens in the Front Office: conversations, requests, spa and dining bookings, quotes and group deals, next to each guest's contact details.
Yes. In the hospitality industry many groups come through intermediaries, so bookers with a verified address at one company domain form one company record with its people, deals and a combined timeline. Travel advisors and tour operators can be a kind of contact of their own, with a filter of their own in Contacts & Leads.
A deal opens on the first sales signal, such as a quote asked for or a venue tour requested, named for what started it. It moves forward as the planner opens the quote, watches the tour or pays, and only a person marks it lost, with the reason.
Yes. Guest segments are built based on guest records: tags such as spring wedding inquiry, kind of contact, source, country, language, deal stage and the date of the last contact. AI Marketing then sends email marketing campaigns to that group, under consent and frequency rules.
No. Loyalty programs, points and stay history live in other hotel systems. AI CRM records what guests asked and were sent through the Front Office, with their spa and dining booking history, so repeat bookings at the spa show on the timeline, and you can add fields of your own.
Anyone who gives a name with an email or a phone on a call, a chat, a web form or an email becomes a contact by themselves, with the source kept on the row. Anonymous chats stay out of the list, and imported lists wait in Import review.
It shows the buying signals. READY TO BUY sorts the contacts who opened a quote, watched a venue tour or replied in the last fourteen days, and each health score shows why it moved, so your sales manager calls the warmest planners first.
Only Managers, and every export of customer data is logged with its author. Imported leads wait in Import review until someone accepts them one by one, and they are never auto-called.
Yes, with AI Phone. Every call the AI answers lands on the guest's timeline with its transcript and summary, and a manager can follow a live call in real time. Recording is off as shipped; switched on, each call keeps its recording and transcript in the call register, and the AI can tell callers the call may be recorded.
Yes. Every follow-up the AI writes is written fresh from the contact's whole story and the lead notes your team adds, in the guest's language, and it waits for the guest's own morning before it leaves.
AI CRM is priced per company, never per seat, so the front desk, reservations and the sales office all work in it on one subscription. The plans are on the pricing page, and the 7-day free trial runs on your own guests with no credit card.
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