eDesk's Pre-sales tools help you turn prospective customers into buying customers, by streamlining your pre-sales enquiries and enabling your team to answer quickly to seal the deal.
Before you start
- You’ll need an Admin login to eDesk. If you don’t have an Admin login, you can request one from an Admin user within your business.
01 Let's talk about pre-sales
Pre-sales refer to inquiries from potential customers, usually about product details, availability, shipping options, or other information they need to make a purchase decision.Pre-sales messages are valuable sales opportunities, but they can become lost opportunities if not handled promptly. That’s where eDesk’s Pre-sales come in. It can help your team prioritize and respond to inquiries quickly, increasing conversions and driving revenue.
02 Pre-sales in eDesk
eDesk helps your team efficiently manage pre-sales enquiries and convert leads into paying customers through:1) AI Classification of pre-sales enquiries
eDesk’s AI scans incoming tickets, identifies messages with buying intent, and classifies them as Pre-sales tickets for easy prioritization.
2) The Pre-sales view
All tickets classified as Pre-Sales are automatically listed in the Pre-sales view, ensuring your team can quickly respond to these enquiries. Learn how to use the Pre-Sales view in the next section.
03 Using the Pre-sales view
To access the Pre-sales view:
- Go to your eDesk Mailbox.
- Select Pre-sales in the left-hand menu.
- If the option isn’t visible, it means there are currently no tickets classified as Pre-sales.
How It Works:
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Ticket Placement:
- Incoming Pre-Sales tickets are automatically added to the Pre-Sales view.
- Unresolved Pre-Sales tickets will also appear in the Waiting or To Do views.
- Once resolved, tickets are removed from the Pre-Sales view and moved to Resolved.
- If a customer replies to a Pre-Sales ticket, it remains in the Pre-Sales view until an order is attached to the ticket or linked to the customer.
SLA Icons:
Each ticket in the Pre-Sales view is flagged with one of the following SLA icons:
- Flame (Hot Lead): The ticket is less than 2 hours old.
- Cloud (Not-So-Hot Lead): The ticket is between 12 and 2 hours old.
- Snowflake (Cold Lead): he ticket is older than 12 hours.
Ticket Details:
When you select a ticket in the Pre-Sales view, you’ll see:
- The product title and image (if available).
- A link to the product on the marketplace.
- The regular ticket layout and Reply Box for crafting responses.
Further Reading
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