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The CRM for your trade

The CRM built for wedding planners

Without Standin

On the day of an event, you cannot reply. A future couple who waited books another planner.

With Standin

Standin builds a CRM made for wedding planners: every case, from the first request through to delivery, in your own words. When a project takes all your attention, it answers your leads and keeps each file up to date, so no request goes unanswered.

Free plan, no credit card required.

What your CRM tracks for wedding planners

Your CRM fields, already in place.

  • Event date
  • Number of guests
  • Budget
  • Venue
  • Deposit paid

Add, rename or remove any field at any time.

Built for how wedding planners really work

Ordinary client-tracking software is designed for salespeople. For wedding planners, it misses the point: you are not running a sales funnel, you are running cases that move over several weeks. Standin starts from your trade and sets up the steps and fields that actually matter, like "Event date" or "Number of guests".

The copilot takes over when your hands are full. It reads your emails and messages, answers everyday questions in your tone, and fills in the client's file before you have even reached for your phone. You review, you approve, and nothing is sent without your agreement.

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How a case flows for wedding planners

What the CRM for wedding planners looks like

Here is how a case typically flows for wedding planners. Every step stays editable: rename it, reorder it or remove it to match the way you work.

  1. 01First contact
  2. 02Qualifying
  3. 03Proposal and quote
  4. 04Delivery
  5. 05Handover

Case

Messages received

Message received

“Hello, I am writing on the recommendation of a friend who worked with you. I have a project in mind but nothing is written down yet. Could we talk it through?”

Reply drafted by the copilot

“Hello Emily, of course, and thank your friend for me. A first thirty-minute call is enough to frame it; I then send you a written proposal, with no commitment. Are you free late Thursday afternoon?”

Record filled in by the copilot · First contact

Budget
To be quoted
Venue
14 Maple Street, Oak Park
Deposit paid
No

Demo: nothing is actually sent.

Record filled in by the copilot

Emily Carter

Stage 1 of 5 · First contact

Event date
Thursday 18th, 9am
Number of guests
Around 20
Budget
To be quoted
Venue
14 Maple Street, Oak Park
Deposit paid
No

The stages and the fields are the ones Standin generates for wedding planners. The three cases are examples, written to show a filled-in record. Nothing is saved: it all happens in your browser.

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Paste a customer message, the copilot answers it

A real message you received this week, or one made up for the occasion. The copilot reads it the way it would read your inbox: it drafts the reply and fills in the record. You see exactly what you would review before sending.

The message is used for this test only: Standin does not keep it, and it is only sent to models that do not train on what they receive. Still, avoid including real contact details.

The copilot reply and the filled-in record will appear here.

In three steps

no setup and no technical skills needed

How it works

01 · You

You describe your trade

A few simple questions, no jargon: what you do, the stages a client goes through until the job is done, and the details you record every time.

A CRM forwedding planners

02 · Standin

Standin builds your CRM

A plumber gets job records, a senior-placement advisor gets family cases. The stages and fields come from your answers, with no template imposed.

First contactQualifyingProposal and quoteDeliveryHandover

03

The copilot replies to your clients

During a job, a message arrives: the copilot replies in your words and completes the client record. Anything that commits you waits for your approval.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Standin answers

Can I follow a wedding eighteen months ahead?

Yes. The record keeps the date, the venue, the budget and every exchange, however early. Long lead times are the normal case here.

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