As someone who has helped scale products like Evernote for business, I place a heavy emphasis on user experience and buyer experience. The user experience of creating a booking page on re:catch is probably the easiest compared to other similar sales routing or scheduling tools. The embedding process is well-documented and doesn't require much coding. I can customize lead meeting routing settings with a simple drag and drop. From the perspective of the prospect we are reaching out to, the process seems natural and intuitive. Re:catch also bridges the cultural gap for meeting scheduling. I do a lot of business outside of the US and schedulers sometimes come off as cold and rude. Not Re: Catch. I love how Re:catch generates an email with hyperlinked time slots and displays a profile picture of the meeting host with a customizable description, making it no longer "rude" to send a time slot suggestion to the other party.

- Easy to suggest time slots to others with GCal / Outlook Calendar integration - Can set up a booking page where people can book meetings with me immediately without having to exchange emails back and forth - Easy to embed a booking page to a website / inbound form - Great email/Slack/text reminder, reducing no-shows

As a sales lead at a B2B SaaS company, I found Re:catch super helpful in completely automating our sales qualification and routing process for inbound. With just a few clicks and drag and drop, I can set up lead routing rules for our sales team. This allowed me to qualify leads through an inbound form and only take leads that qualify as our ideal customer profile. With the router feature, I also don’t have to spend time manually assigning a lead to an SDR anymore. These features are so simple to use that I can even make any changes to the qualifying or routing rules with literally a few clicks.