60/90/120-minute sessions, deep-tissue vs Swedish, prenatal, sports, couples, hot-stone, gift-card sales — booked the way a thoughtful coordinator would. While you're on the table.
The day your practice signs up, the AI already knows how a massage business runs. It knows the conversation starts with session length — 60, 90, or 120 minutes — and modality. It knows deep-tissue is not the same as Swedish, that sports massage usually serves a specific complaint, that prenatal needs a side-lying setup, that couples requires two tables and two therapists in the same window, and that hot-stone has a setup time that affects the slot.
It can quote your published rate for each session length and add-on (CBD, hot-stone, cupping, aromatherapy) and it knows the modalities your specific therapists practice. It handles the question "do you take same-day appointments," handles the gift-card sale, captures the corporate-event inquiry, and routes mobile-massage requests by your service area. It collects the standard intake — first-time, areas of concern, pressure preference, pregnancy, medical considerations — without offering medical advice.
You stay in control of the specifics — your real prices, your session lengths, your therapist roster and modalities, your couples-room availability, your service area for mobile, your cancellation policy. Your AI fills in what it already knows about how massage practices typically run, you confirm, and it goes live.
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Yes. You set each therapist's modalities and specialties in your portal, and the AI routes deep-tissue to the deep-tissue practitioner, prenatal to the prenatal-certified, sports to the sports-trained. If the right therapist isn't available, it offers an alternative or captures the callback request.
It uses the policy you set — most practices wait until the second trimester to perform prenatal sessions, but some take first-trimester with a doctor's note. It does not give medical advice. It captures the inquiry, reads back your policy, and books accordingly.
It checks two-table availability in the same window and the presence of two therapists, books the intent, and texts you to confirm. If both rooms aren't free, it offers the next window that works or captures the request to coordinate manually.
It captures the buyer's information, the recipient, the denomination, and routes the order to your processing flow. You decide whether to take the card on the call or send a payment link.
Connectors to the booking platforms massage practices most often use are rolling out. While they roll out, your AI captures every session request and texts you the details so the booking lands in seconds.
Calls are encrypted in transit and intake notes live in your dedicated portal — not on a shared lead board, not resold.
It checks the address against the mobile service area you've set, captures the on-site logistics (parking, table setup, music preference, payment), and routes to your mobile-massage queue. Outside-area callers get a graceful decline.