Booking Widget
A booking widget is a small piece of JavaScript code you add to your existing website that lets customers book appointments, order food, or chat with an AI — without leaving your site. It typically appears as a floating button in the corner.
What does Booking Widget mean in practice?
Unlike a standalone booking page (where customers navigate to a separate URL), a booking widget embeds into your existing website via a one-line script tag. When customers click the widget button, a chat or booking interface opens inside an iframe, keeps the session on your domain, and tracks conversions properly. Widgets reduce drop-off because customers don't leave your site mid-funnel. For businesses without a website, Dvaarik also provides a standalone booking page (app.dvaarik.com/your-business) that works like a micro-site. The widget is included with every Dvaarik agent.
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Speed to Lead
Speed to lead is the time between a lead arriving (for example, someone filling your Meta or Google ad form) and your business making first contact. Leads contacted within the first minute convert dramatically better than leads contacted hours later.
Outbound AI Calling
Outbound AI calling is when an AI voice agent places phone calls on a business's behalf — typically to call back the business's own leads and enquiries within seconds, qualify them, and book appointments. Done properly, it calls only people who contacted the business first; it is not cold calling.
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