The AI Engine

Smart enough to know who needs a nudge.

Beckon doesn't blast discounts. It reads three signals per customer and decides — automatically — whether to send an offer, how generous to be, and exactly when. Here's how it works.

Step 1 — What Beckon reads

Three signals per customer

Signal 1

Recency

When did they last visit?

Beckon tracks every customer's last appointment. If Maria usually comes every 30 days but it's been 45, that's a signal. The longer the gap, the stronger the nudge.

Example: Maria last visited 47 days ago. Her usual cycle is 28 days.
At risk

Signal 2

Price Sensitivity

Do they respond to deals?

Beckon watches whether a customer has ever booked after receiving an offer. Loyal regulars who book without discounts get a smaller nudge — or none. Price-sensitive customers get a better deal.

Example: James has booked twice after a 10% offer. Full-price rate: 40%.
Offer-responsive

Signal 3

Loyalty Signal

How loyal are they?

Visit frequency, referrals, and rebooking patterns combine into a loyalty score. Your best regulars get personal touches — not discounts. They'd feel insulted by a coupon.

Example: Sofia visits every 3 weeks and has referred 2 new clients.
VIP regular

Step 2 — What Beckon decides

Three questions, answered in seconds

01

Should we even send anything?

A loyal customer who just visited last week gets nothing. Sending them a discount would be wasteful — and it trains them to expect one. Beckon only acts when there's a real reason.

02

How generous should the offer be?

Not everyone needs 20% off. A semi-loyal customer who's slightly overdue might just need a friendly reminder. A lapsed customer who hasn't been back in 3 months gets a more meaningful incentive.

03

When is the perfect moment?

Beckon looks at your upcoming slow slots and the customer's personal visit rhythm. The message lands at the exact moment they're statistically most likely to say yes.

Step 3 — What Beckon does

Three playbooks, running automatically

Slow Day Intelligence

Fill Tuesday before it becomes dead

1

Beckon learns your historically slow periods

2

Before the slot goes empty, it identifies who is overdue for a visit

3

A personalized message goes out: "Hey Maria, rare opening this Tuesday at 2pm — just for you."

4

Offer depth is calibrated: 5% nudge for a semi-loyal regular, 15% for someone on the fence

Lapsed Customer Win-Back

Recover regulars before they're gone

1

Beckon notices when a regular hasn't returned past their usual cycle

2

At 1.5× their average gap: a warm, personal re-engagement message

3

At 3× their gap: a more generous offer — because losing them for good is costlier

4

Message reads like it's from you, not a bot: "We miss you, James."

First Visit Offer

Convert curious strangers into paying clients

1

A unique link or QR code for your window, Instagram bio, or Google listing

2

New visitors only — once they book, the offer disappears forever

3

You control the minimum spend and which services qualify

4

After their first visit, they graduate to the regular tier automatically

What Beckon never does

Protecting your brand is part of the product.

Send a discount to someone who was going to book anyway

Blast the same offer to your entire list

Expose your business to deal-hunting strangers

Require you to review or approve every message

Undercut your brand by making you look desperate

Ready to see it live?

See Beckon work on your actual customers.

We'll do a live walkthrough using your business type and slow periods. No pitch. Just the product.

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