Knows every caller. Keeps your CRM current.
Dayrun recognises each customer, keeps the whole conversation history and writes notes back to the CRM you already run.
The same day, handled.
Without Dayrun
- Every caller explains who they are again
- Call notes live in someone's notebook
- Past conversations are spread across inboxes
- The CRM is only as current as the last person who updated it
With Dayrun
- Callers are recognised before the first question
- A summary of every call lands on the customer record
- Calls, messages and DMs sit in one history per customer
- New contacts and notes go straight into HubSpot
A day on the record
- 9:05 am
A past client calls
Iris looks them up in HubSpot before answering, with past deals and notes. The client never starts from scratch.
- 11:20 am
Someone new gets in touch
Iris qualifies the enquiry, books the call and adds a new contact to HubSpot with a note on what they need.
11:23HHarbour Lane Studioonline- Today
Message - 2:00 pm
A quiet client is due a check in
Leo reads the last project and the last conversation, then re-opens the client with a note that fits.
- 4:40 pm
A question needs a person
Nora hands a scope question to the account lead. The record and every past conversation come with it.
Good morning, Mia
Saturday · Northside, both shops open
Three jobs, done every time.
Recognises every caller
The customer is looked up in your CRM before the conversation starts.
Keeps the whole history
Every call, message and DM, with summaries and notes, in one thread per customer.
Writes back to your CRM
New contacts, notes and call summaries go into HubSpot, Square or your salon POS.
Built to run inside your business.
Your CRM stays the record
Dayrun reads it and keeps it current. Nothing moves out.
Nothing to re-type
Summaries are written once, where the team already looks.
Every call on record
Recorded and transcribed, so you can check what was said.
Held in Sydney
Customer data sits in Sydney and is never used to train models.
