HEINI · Story
“Tell me briefly what you do.” — and 30 seconds later the appointment is set.
Susi understands your sector, books the meeting herself and sends the follow-up mail — live on heini.app.
Mr Vogt only wanted to look around. He types in the bar on the homepage: “We trade in sanitary supplies, three sites.”
- Guided story
- Example data
- Human approval
Application story · example data
“Tell me briefly what you do.” — and 30 seconds later the appointment is set.
Susi understands your sector, books the meeting herself and sends the follow-up mail — live on heini.app.
Mr Vogt only wanted to look around. He types in the bar on the homepage: “We trade in sanitary supplies, three sites.”
Nothing has been sent or changed yet.
- 01 · MomentMr Vogt only wanted to look around. He types in the bar on the homepage: “We trade in sanitary supplies, three
- 02 · MomentSusi answers straight away — not with a brochure, but with a question that shows she listened: “Got it — whole
- 03 · MomentMr Vogt pauses. That is exactly his issue. They talk for two or three sentences. Susi asks sector-specific fol
The flow illustrates the operating principle; its effect is validated on the real business.
You meet HEINI before you are a customer. Susi starts the conversation — and books the meeting.
Nothing has been sent or changed yet.
What HEINI takes off your desk
What this story changes
- 01
01 · Moment
Mr Vogt only wanted to look around. He types in the bar on the homepage: “We trade in sanitary supplies, three sites.”
- 02
02 · Moment
Susi answers straight away — not with a brochure, but with a question that shows she listened: “Got it — wholesale with several warehouses. Usually the inbox is full and every customer has different prices. Is that you?”
- 03
03 · Moment
Mr Vogt pauses. That is exactly his issue. They talk for two or three sentences. Susi asks sector-specific follow-ups, summarises what HEINI would take on for him — and then says the line that sticks: “Best I show you this on your real data. Thursday 10:00 or would 14:00 suit you better?”
- 04
04 · Moment
No form. No “we’ll get back to you”. Mr Vogt picks 14:00. Susi confirms, puts the slot in the calendar — and a few minutes later the confirmation is in his inbox, friendly, with everything he needs to know.
- 05
05 · Moment
He only wanted to look. Now he has felt for the first time what “a colleague who thinks along” means — before he is even a customer.
Explore the workflow and further possibilities
How the work moves forward
How the thread moves forward
Susi understands your sector, books the meeting herself and sends the follow-up mail — live on heini.app.
- 01
01 · Moment
Mr Vogt only wanted to look around. He types in the bar on the homepage: “We trade in sanitary supplies, three sites.”
- 02
02 · Moment
Susi answers straight away — not with a brochure, but with a question that shows she listened: “Got it — wholesale with several warehouses. Usually the inbox is full and every customer has different prices. Is that you?”
- 03
03 · Moment
Mr Vogt pauses. That is exactly his issue. They talk for two or three sentences. Susi asks sector-specific follow-ups, summarises what HEINI would take on for him — and then says the line that sticks: “Best I show you this on your real data. Thursday 10:00 or would 14:00 suit you better?”
- 04
04 · Moment
No form. No “we’ll get back to you”. Mr Vogt picks 14:00. Susi confirms, puts the slot in the calendar — and a few minutes later the confirmation is in his inbox, friendly, with everything he needs to know.
What is already included
What remains visible
0101 · Moment
Mr Vogt only wanted to look around. He types in the bar on the homepage: “We trade in sanitary supplies, three sites.”
0202 · Moment
Susi answers straight away — not with a brochure, but with a question that shows she listened: “Got it — wholesale with several warehouses. Usually the inbox is full and every customer has different prices. Is that you?”
0303 · Moment
Mr Vogt pauses. That is exactly his issue. They talk for two or three sentences. Susi asks sector-specific follow-ups, summarises what HEINI would take on for him — and then says the line that sticks: “Best I show you this on your real data. Thursday 10:00 or would 14:00 suit you better?”
0404 · Moment
No form. No “we’ll get back to you”. Mr Vogt picks 14:00. Susi confirms, puts the slot in the calendar — and a few minutes later the confirmation is in his inbox, friendly, with everything he needs to know.
0505 · Moment
He only wanted to look. Now he has felt for the first time what “a colleague who thinks along” means — before he is even a customer.
Trust · human decision
The story demonstrates a principle. Your operation provides the proof.
Example data and product previews stay labelled. A binding result is only claimed after sources, systems and approvals have been validated.
- Scenario labelled
- Source visible
- Open question visible
- Your approval
- Story boundary
- The flow illustrates the operating principle; its effect is validated on the real business.
- Visible consequence
- You meet HEINI before you are a customer. Susi starts the conversation — and books the meeting.
Your business. Your case.
You meet HEINI before you are a customer. Susi starts the conversation — and books the meeting.
Susi understands your sector, books the meeting herself and sends the follow-up mail — live on heini.app.
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