Pay
Open the link in the text or the email and enter your card on Stripe’s page. It is $297 a month, with 30-day money back. Cancel anytime.
Open your shop
After paying, your shop opens by itself. If you closed the page, Sapt texts you a sign-in link instead. It opens a page with one button, Open my shop. Tap it once. The button works for a day and only once.If it says the link expired, you are already signed in: open dash.sapt.ai. If you are not, tap Sign in, then Forgot password, and set one with your email.
Pick a password
Check the email on the screen. If it has a typo, tap Change email. Then choose a password of at least 10 characters and tap Save and continue, or use Google or Apple. From now on you sign in with your email and that password.
Your business
Step 1 of 5. Check your shop name and your cell. Calls and texts from customers reach this phone. Tap Next.Then add your legal name, tax ID (EIN) and address from your IRS letter, or tap I’ll add this later. Phone companies ask for these before your texts go out. Nothing is sent until Sapt checks it. If you wait, Sapt asks each time you open it until they are in.
Get your number
Step 2 of 5. Type your area code, pick a number and choose where its calls ring. Pick Ava or Brian for the greeting and tap Play to hear it. Tap Get. This is the number that texts a caller back when nobody picks up.
Forward your missed calls
Step 3 of 5. Type the number on your sign and tap Look it up. Dial the code Sapt shows you on the shop phone. The codes are on Forward your calls. Then call the shop from your cell, let it ring, type your cell under Calling from and tap I called. Check now.
Teach the front desk
Step 4 of 5. Tap Hours and set when customers can book. Tap Services and prices and write the work you do and the work you don’t. Tap Done. This is what the front desk uses to answer and book your customers.
Call your shop
Step 5 of 5. Call your main number from your cell and let it ring. Sapt checks off Your call came in, then The text back went out. Tap Finish. You see You’re live. Your first real missed call gets the same text.