Project
Hot tub, swim spa, replacement, or first install.
Porchlight answers approved inventory and install questions, qualifies pad, power, access, model direction, and timing, then sends the prepared inquiry to a human operator.

The product promise stays the same; spa-specific install fields make the handoff useful.
Representative SMS packet
Porchlight does not become a different product for hot tubs & swim spas. The workflow stays fixed while the project fields change.
01
Use the business's approved knowledge and keep uncertain or custom answers with a human.
02
Capture the vertical-specific fields that decide readiness and the right human follow-up.
03
Send a compact SMS packet with contact details and a tap-to-call action; booking stays optional.
Hot tub qualification
The launch promise stays focused on one human handoff. These are the category-specific details that make that handoff useful.
Hot tub, swim spa, replacement, or first install.
Existing pad, site prep, 240V, or electrician needed.
Gate width, slope, stairs, crane concern, or photos.
Model direction, budget, timing, location, and contact details.
The example is product demonstration data, not a customer outcome claim.
“Do you have swim spas available, and can someone check whether our patio is ready?”
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.
Sends the packet by SMS; a showroom visit or wet test is optional.
Project rules, human takeover, and scheduling mode are configured for the business.
Yes. Approved answer boundaries can keep sensitive pricing or inventory questions with the sales team.
No. It prepares the inquiry so the salesperson starts with project and install context.
No. The operator can follow up manually from the SMS packet, or offer a showroom or wet-test calendar when useful.