Product · Magnets
A form is not a strategy. Someone reading about pelvic floor recovery is ready for a different question than someone comparing prices — so MIKA puts the right ask on the right page, and everything it captures lands in one customer record.
The hard question
They arrive knowing something is wrong, not which service fixes it. A contact form asks them to already know the answer. An assessment asks three scored questions instead, and does the choosing with them.
Answers carry weight, so two services can genuinely fit and be ranked.
The options are what you actually offer — MIKA reads them from your business, not a template.
The result arrives in your customer record attached to the person who gave it.
The turn
The end of an assessment is the moment intent is highest. MIKA names the next step, says why it fits, and keeps the alternatives visible — because a recommendation people can check is one they act on.
Not a black box: the reason the service fits is stated beside it.
Nothing is hidden to force a choice.
The recommended step carries its own time slots.
The answers point to a consultation first, while keeping the relevant service options available to review.
The appointment
The gap between deciding and booking is where most enquiries die. A magnet can end in a real time slot — confirmed, reminded, and on the record — instead of a form that waits for someone to read it.
They choose a slot; you confirm. No phone tag.
Queued the day before, and they hold even if nobody is logged in.
Moving an appointment keeps the whole history on one record.