Inbox — every inbound message, call and enquiry in one place

The Inbox is where everything inbound lands in one list, newest first — WhatsApp messages, calls (including missed calls), emails and SMS — each one also captured as a lead, so nothing goes unanswered just because it arrived on the wrong channel.

What lands in the Inbox?

Every inbound touch, filterable by channel. Tap an item to open the lead behind it — the contact is deduplicated by phone, email or WhatsApp id, so a caller who later emails is still one person with one history.

Which channels can create leads?

• Forms, landing pages and QR codes — captured instantly, campaign tags included.
• Booking pages — a booking creates the lead (and its deal) with the slot details.
• WhatsApp — messages arrive via your connected WhatsApp Business account; a voice note is transcribed and read for contact details.
• Facebook and Instagram lead forms — every Instant Form submission on your connected page becomes a lead, with the ad it came from recorded against it.
• Calls, missed calls and IVR — your telephony provider posts each call; a missed call still becomes a lead so you can call back.
• Email — mail to your parse-in address files as a lead with the message attached.
• SMS — inbound texts become leads; STOP and START are honoured automatically for consent.
• A voice note you record — tap the mic on the Leads board, speak the enquiry, and Finocket transcribes it and fills in the name, phone and email. It never invents a detail it didn’t hear.

How do I connect the inbound channels?

WhatsApp, telephony, inbound email and SMS run on your own provider accounts. Each webhook stays switched off (it answers “not found”) until its token is configured, and the Developers page lists the endpoint for each channel — hand it to your provider’s dashboard along with the token. Until a channel is connected, nothing pretends to work.

How do I capture leads from Facebook lead ads?

If you run lead forms on Facebook or Instagram, connect the page once and every submission lands here as a lead — scored, assigned and SLA-timed exactly like a website form, with the ad, ad set and form it came from recorded against it so you can see which campaign is actually producing enquiries.

Connecting takes two things from your own Meta app: the page’s ID and a page access token. Open the Inbox, scroll to “Capture leads from Facebook lead forms”, point the Lead Ads webhook shown there at Finocket, then paste both. We check the token against Meta before saving it, so the screen never claims a connection that would capture nothing.

A lead-ad contact has given Facebook permission to pass on their details, not you. Finocket records that as inferred consent, so replying to their enquiry is fine while marketing campaigns still need a real opt-in — the same rule that applies to someone who WhatsApps you out of the blue.

Where do bookings fit?

Your public booking page lets a prospect pick a slot; the booking arrives as a lead with an auto-created deal, and your upcoming bookings show under Settings → Booking links. Share the page link anywhere — it needs no login.