Route mandate
Distinguish hire, charter, purchase and brokerage language across channels.
Two mandates, one controlled agent
Separate a charter request from an acquisition mandate at the first turn.
Charter qualification follows period, guests and destination. Acquisition follows budget, location, size and purchase timing. Both preserve broker ownership and truthful availability.
No invented performance claims. Validate against your own control group.Qualification pack
What the agent must know.
These fields are part of the deterministic gate. The model can extract them; it cannot waive them.
- 01Charter or acquisition intent
- 02Cruising area or purchase location
- 03Exact charter period or purchase timing
- 04Guests and cabins for charter
- 05Budget, type, length and year for acquisition
Revenue execution
One conversation. Four controlled moves.
Each move leaves a decision trace and a truthful operational state.
Qualify deeply
Apply different required fields for charter and acquisition.
Match
Expose listing source, price basis, freshness and on-request status.
Broker handoff
Give the expert verified context, objections and an audited next action.
Truth layer
Automation stops exactly where evidence stops.
Charter needs an exact start and end date
Acquisition needs budget plus yacht type or length
Listing status is never inferred from a model
Human review stays explicit for broker-led negotiation
Adapter-ready sources
Charter calendarBroker listing feedYacht CRMVoice transcriptsWhatsApp Business
Controlled design partner pilot
Test yacht charter & acquisition on your own funnel.
One market, one connected inventory source and a measurable control group.