porchlightFor hot tub, spa, and swim-spa dealers
Know the model, pad, power, and access before your showroom team calls.
Porchlight answers approved inventory and install questions, qualifies pad, power, delivery access, model direction, and timing, then prepares the inquiry for your team.
New website inquiries and past lead or quote recovery, together or on their own.
A residential spa setting, with pad, power, and delivery access to confirm.
A product question is often an installation question.
Inventory only matters if pad, power, and delivery access make the project workable.
The buyer wants a useful fit answer while the showroom team is busy.
Pad, power, delivery access, and model direction determine the next sales step.
From “Do you have swim spas available, and can someone check whether our patio is ready?” to a useful team follow-up.
Porchlight answers from the business’s approved knowledge, asks the relevant project questions, and leaves judgment and the sale with your team.
Answers from approved inventory, delivery, and installation knowledge.
Checks product direction, pad, power, access, budget, location, and timing.
Captures contact details without making unapproved pricing promises.
Prepares the project brief for your team; email alerts and optional SMS keep the inquiry visible. A showroom visit or wet test can be offered when useful.
Hot tub project intake
The details that help your team choose a useful next step.
Porchlight answers approved project questions, qualifies the details that matter, and prepares a brief for your team to follow up.
Project
Hot tub, swim spa, replacement, or first install.
Pad and power
Existing pad, site prep, 240V, or electrician needed.
Delivery access
Gate width, slope, stairs, crane concern, or photos.
Readiness
Model direction, budget, timing, location, and contact details.
Reopen the conversation with useful context.
Bring in past leads and unsold quotes, review and edit the email and timing, then approve the follow-up. When a buyer replies, the sequence stops and your team is notified.
Keep your team in control.
Your business sets approved facts, qualification rules, and when a person takes over.
Can Porchlight respect manufacturer pricing rules?
Yes. Approved answer boundaries can keep sensitive pricing or inventory questions with the sales team.
Does it replace the showroom salesperson?
No. It prepares the inquiry so the salesperson starts with project and install context.
Does every buyer have to book a wet test?
No. Your team can follow up manually from the project brief, or offer a showroom or wet-test calendar when useful.