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EzyConn

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Seven parts.One conversation.

A customer sends a message. EzyConn works out what they want, asks the questions your process needs, checks the answers against your own rules, and finishes with something real — an appointment in the diary, an enquiry on the right desk, or a person holding the whole transcript.

A technician alone in a bright workshop, working at an engine on a stand between two benches
A hand writing into a ring-bound planner balanced on a knee, denim cuff turned back

What it replaces

Seven parts, so nobodyhas to write this down.

Every part below exists to turn a message into a record — without a person copying it onto a pad and remembering to act on it later.
7
partseach with its own page and its own limit
24
published processesthe parts are configured, not drawn
8
industriesthree processes written for each

Where it stops

The same limits apply to all seven.

These are not caveats buried in a footnote. They decide whether EzyConn is the right tool for you, and it is cheaper for both of us if you find out now.

  • Nothing leaves through a connector

    EzyConn has no CRM, dealer-management, practice-management, EHR, order-management or field-service connector, and it does not sync with Google Calendar, Outlook or Calendly. Availability is worked out from bookings EzyConn made itself. Everything else leaves through Zapier or a webhook.

  • No certifications, no logos, no numbers

    EzyConn is not SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA or PCI DSS certified, and will not sign a BAA. There is no uptime commitment. We have no customer names or case studies we are allowed to publish, so there are none on this site.

  • Every plan has a cap

    Seats, workspaces, connected integrations and messages are all metered on every tier, including the free one — Free 1 agent, Starter 3 agents, Professional 10 agents, Enterprise large teams, and the account owner is not counted as an agent.

Start where your day actually hurts.

If the phone rings while you are under a sink, read Voice. If enquiries pile up in four inboxes, read Messaging. If you want to see the whole catalogue first, all 24 processes are published with their real status.