Every location runs the same follow-up
New-lead and old-lead follow-up run at every location inside its own approved hours and wording. That removes the most common difference between locations: whether and how fast each lead gets worked.
Locations
One location books fewer first visits than the rest, and nobody can say whether the problem is the leads, the follow-up or the schedule. Fynso shows where the gap starts, using the same records at every location, and the follow-up itself runs the same way everywhere. The side-by-side location comparison is built during your setup, with a date in your plan.

Short answer
Fynso runs the same follow-up at every location and records each one the same way, with bookings checked against each location's booking system. The side-by-side location comparison, built during your setup, shows where a location's gap starts: leads, attempts, speed, bookings or visits. Fynso reports what it did and the bookings it confirmed. It does not claim credit for revenue.
Illustrative scenario, not a customer result: an owner sees that one location booked fewer first visits last month than the others. The manager says lead quality is down. The records sit in different places and use different definitions. Compare leads received, leads attempted, time to first attempt, bookings and visits for each location over the same month, and read local context before reading a gap as a manager problem.
Every step runs inside the rules your location approved: the words, the hours, how often and when to stop.
New-lead and old-lead follow-up run at every location inside its own approved hours and wording. That removes the most common difference between locations: whether and how fast each lead gets worked.
Leads received, attempts, contacts, bookings and handoffs are recorded the same way at every location. Bookings are checked against each location's own booking system, not self-reported.
The side-by-side comparison, built during your setup, puts every location in one view with the same definitions. Read it left to right: the first step where a location falls behind is where to look first.
Owners can ask Fynso questions in plain language, such as which location had the most leads waiting on a person last week, and get an answer with the numbers behind it, from the systems connected for them.
Owners of several locations and franchise teams who need to know where a weak location loses customers before deciding what to do about it.
Pull five numbers for every location over the same month, with written definitions: leads received, leads with at least one attempt, time to first attempt, leads that booked, and booked leads that came in. Read left to right. The first column where a location falls behind its peers shows where to investigate, not what caused it.
No. Hours, schedules, offers and prices are yours. Fynso works inside them. When a pattern points beyond them, such as many inquiries arriving after close, it is shown to you as an observation with the records behind it.
No. Fynso reports what it did and the bookings it confirmed against your booking system. Revenue and profit by location, and which ad sources bring paying customers, are built during your setup, with a date in your plan.
New-lead and old-lead follow-up are live today, with every action recorded the same way at each location. The side-by-side location comparison is built during your setup, with a date in your plan.
When locations keep separate records, corporate teams may need to reconcile them before assessing follow-up. Fynso shows every location in one view: which leads were followed up, which booked, and what is waiting on a person.
A new inquiry lands in the busiest hour of the shift, and the callback comes two days later, if it comes at all. Fynso reaches the person by phone and text when contact rules allow.
A new location starts collecting inquiries weeks before the doors open, while the team is hiring, training and finishing the build. Those first leads are often the easiest to lose.
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