Customer-facing service sales
Sell Services Online and Track the Entire Customer Journey
RavenCore connects customer-facing service discovery and booking to the customer record, availability, service delivery, payment infrastructure, history, communications, and follow-up.
Connected workflow
One connected customer lifecycle
Each step shares customer and operational context with the next, reducing duplicate entry and disconnected handoffs.
- 01Discovery
- 02Service selection
- 03Booking
- 04Customer
- 05Service delivery
- 06Payment
- 07History
- 08Follow-up
Turn a booking into an operating record
A customer-facing booking should do more than place an event on a calendar. RavenCore connects the selected service, customer information, location, provider or team availability, and appointment details to the operating system staff use.
Carry context through service and payment
The appointment can move into employee assignment, arrival updates, service completion, feedback, and payment. The customer history reflects the relationship rather than splitting booking and fulfillment into different records.
Follow up from real activity
Service history, customer communication, and payment context can support reminders, retention, and marketing audiences. Follow-up reflects what the customer booked and received.
Connected capabilities
What this part of RavenCore brings together
Capabilities remain connected to the same customer, transaction, workforce, and reporting foundation.
- Service catalog
- Customer-facing booking
- Scheduling hours and locations
- Geographic eligibility
- Provider availability
- Customer reminders
- Payment and checkout infrastructure
- Service history and follow-up
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RavenCore CRM by Kurstarix Technologies
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