Use cases
A week with Alfred, in your trade.
A week with Alfred, trade by trade: how a clinic, a restaurant, a plumber, an agent and more get their time back and keep more of the business they already earn.
Example scenarios. Every business on these pages is fictional, and the numbers are worked out from the assumptions shown, not measured results. Your numbers will differ.
Clinics & Practices
A dental practice whose front desk stops living on hold
Patients scan the QR code at the counter or the link in an email, ask Alfred their questions, book an open time, and get a reminder the day before. The front desk handles what only a person can.
Larkspur Family Dental · Fictional business
Restaurants & Bars
A restaurant that answers every question without picking up the phone mid-service
A table tent on every table and a sticker in the window. Guests scan to see the menu and specials, ask about allergens or parking, leave a rating before they leave, and claim a come-back offer for next time.
Osteria Fiorella · Fictional business
Home Services
A plumbing company that gets the quote request while the van is still in the driveway
A magnet on every van and a sticker on every water heater they service. Homeowners scan to request a quote, ask about the service area, call for an emergency, and get a review ask when the job is done.
Northline Plumbing & Heating · Fictional business
Real Estate
A real-estate team that catches the buyer at the yard sign, at 9 pm
A QR code on every yard sign and open-house sheet. Buyers scan to ask about the listing, book a showing, and join the list. Each agent has their own portal and QR code, so the lead lands with the agent whose sign it was.
Cedar & Main Realty · Fictional business
Events & Webinars
An event organizer who answers the whole crowd without a help desk
QR signs at the entrance and every vendor table. Guests scan for the schedule and map, ask about parking and what to bring, rate the day, and join the list for the next one.
Brightfield Pop-Up Markets · Fictional business
Classes & Workshops
A class studio whose owner teaches instead of answering messages
A QR code at the front desk, on every flyer and on the class receipt. Students scan to find a class, ask what to bring, book a spot, get a reminder, and get asked back for the next level.
Kiln & Kettle Studio · Fictional business
SaaS
A software company that books demos while the sales team sleeps
The portal link in the site footer, in every email signature and on the trade-show booth. Visitors ask about pricing, integrations and security, then book a demo or an onboarding call with the right person.
Ledgerleaf · Fictional business
Solo Business Owners
A one-person business with a front desk that never takes a day off
The portal link in her social profile and a card at the mirror. Clients ask about prices, book an open time, get a reminder, and are invited back after each visit.
Juniper Lane Styling · Fictional business