Make it easier to find you.
And easier to enquire.
Connect what you offer, the evidence behind it and the questions buyers need answered before they contact you.
See where your business starts.
Plact reads your public pages and finds document and contact links.
No account needed for the first read.
What your buyer needs to know.
Turn what you know
into what buyers need.
Plact organises confirmed business information and prepares the agreed buyer pages and enquiry questions. Your team reviews the facts and the experience before publication.
- Buyer pages
- Products, services, relevant documents and the markets you can serve.
- Enquiry questions
- The requirement details your team needs to assess the fit and follow up.
- Work ready for review
- The agreed changes, important facts and the website destination.
A better starting point
for your sales team.
A useful enquiry gives sales enough context to assess the fit, ask a better follow-up question and choose the next step.
Your team decides:
Clarify. Quote. Decline.
- The need
- Product, service or application
- The scope
- Quantity, specification or work required
- The context
- Location, timing and supporting information
- The open questions
- What still needs clarification
The questions are shaped around the offering. A sample request, technical question and consultation request need different details.
Review the buyer experience.
Then take it live.
Bring your website, product information and documents. We agree the pages and enquiry flow to improve, then deliver the work for your team to review. Publication uses the website connection and access agreed with your business.
Keep a record of what changed and what was checked. Enquiries and sales feedback can guide the next improvement; a visit, enquiry and sale are different observations.
Does this mean a new website?
Start with the website and useful pages you already have. New pages, a buyer tool or a rebuild are scoped only when the existing experience cannot support the job.
Choose a starting point for your business.
Start with your own business.
The website reader gives you a first look at your public pages.