Boulevard runs your calendar. Inflowence answers your phone.
Boulevard built one of the cleanest practice-management platforms in aesthetics. It does not pick up the phone. We do, and the booking drops back into Boulevard the same way a self-booked one would.
Hear it answer your lineSigned BAA. Texas TMB and GFE aware. Books straight into Boulevard.
What Boulevard actually does, and what it does not
Boulevard is excellent at the calendar, POS, charting, memberships, and marketing. The self-booking page looks like your brand. The two-way texting inbox is genuinely clean. If you already pay for Boulevard, do not let anyone talk you out of it on a comparison page.
What it does not do, by design, is answer a ringing phone. Their own partner page sends you to TrueLark for that. Their Messages auto-reply only triggers when a client texts in, not when they call and you do not pick up. The gap is structural, not accidental. Inflowence is the phone layer Boulevard was never trying to be.
Boulevard next to Inflowence, line by line
Where Inflowence pulls weight Boulevard cannot
You personally listen to voicemails after hours
You are tired of sitting in your car returning ten voicemails after close. Most of those callers already booked somewhere else. Inflowence answers in real voice the first time, and the missed-call text-back closes the loop on the rest.
Your Instagram ads run on weekends and your phone does not
Saturday and Sunday afternoons are your hottest ad windows. Your front desk is at brunch. Inflowence picks up, qualifies the consult, and books it into Boulevard the same way a self-booked one would.
You are opening a second location and do not want a second receptionist
One Boulevard footprint, one Inflowence agent answering for both locations, routing to the right calendar. The first three saved consults a month pay for it.
When Boulevard alone is still fine
Not every Boulevard practice needs a phone layer. Two cases where you really do not.
Your front desk catches the phone live and after-hours volume is low
Under five calls a week after hours, your front desk genuinely covers business hours, and you are not losing leads to voicemail. The ROI is not there yet. Come back when it is.
You want outbound campaigns to your client list
We do not cold-call. We do not run reactivation outbound. Inflowence is inbound and missed-call only. If your real growth lever is texting your members about points, that is Boulevard's lane.
How Boulevard and Inflowence split the day
Two jobs, not two products. Boulevard's job: everything from the booked appointment forward. Calendar, charting handoffs, texting the client the day before, checking her in, running the card, attributing Allē points, sending the post-care text, asking for the review. Inflowence's job: everything before the booked appointment exists. The 7:42pm call from a woman who saw your reel during dinner. The 11:50am call you missed because you were injecting. The Sunday afternoon when your front desk is at brunch. When Inflowence books a caller, that appointment writes into Boulevard's calendar the same way a self-booked one would. Your front desk sees it Monday morning and treats it like any other.
What this looks like at a Dallas med spa
A spa in the Heights in Houston. Founder is an NP, opened in 2022, runs Boulevard, has one front desk lead named Marisol, medical director on Fridays. Before Inflowence, her phone went to voicemail any time Marisol was in a room. The founder used to sit in her car after close and return ten or twelve voicemails. About a third would not book. They had already gone somewhere else. We turned Inflowence on with a signed BAA, her treatment menu, her pricing bands, her medical director's GFE rules, and a one-page do-not-promise list. It picks up when Marisol cannot. It returns missed calls inside ninety seconds in a warm female voice the founder approved before launch. First month: twenty-three appointments came in that would have been voicemails. Nineteen of those showed up. She stopped sitting in her car at night.
What Boulevard-running owners ask us before signing
Do you replace Boulevard?
No, and you should not let anyone sell you that. Boulevard runs your calendar, your texting, your checkout, your memberships, and your Allē or Aspire attribution. We answer the phone when no one on your team can. When we book a caller, the appointment goes into Boulevard the same way a self-booked one does. Boulevard stays the source of truth.
If I do not have Boulevard yet, can I still use Inflowence?
Yes. A lot of founder-stage spas run Aesthetic Record, AestheticsPro, or Mangomint for charting and calendar, and add Inflowence on the phone. That stack typically runs about three to five hundred a month less than Boulevard plus Inflowence. When your volume justifies Boulevard, move up. We integrate with all three.
Will the AI call my clients on their Allē or Aspire memberships through Boulevard?
No. We do not cold-call. We do not run reactivation outbound. Inflowence is inbound and missed-call only. If a client calls you, we answer. If a call goes unanswered, we return it inside about ninety seconds.
Boulevard already has a HIPAA add-on. Do I still need yours?
Yes, but they cover different things. Ours covers the inbound phone calls, the call audio, the transcripts, and the missed-call SMS thread we handle. Boulevard's covers what lives inside Boulevard. They do not step on each other. If you ever leave Boulevard, ours still holds.
I have tried bad voice AI before. What is different about yours?
A few things. We tune the voice and pronunciation against your actual menu before you go live (balayage, Daxxify, polynucleotides, whatever you say in the room). You pick the voice from three or four options and adjust how fast and warm it sounds. We send you a recording of the demo agent on your real line before any client hears it. If something sounds off, you tell us and we fix it the same day.
Keep Boulevard. Add the part Boulevard does not do.
The calls you are losing are not on Boulevard's roadmap. Inflowence picks up where the calendar starts. Inbound calls, missed calls, weekends, the fifteen minutes your front desk is in a room. Booked appointments go straight into your Boulevard calendar. Your team's workflow does not change. Your medical director signs off on the call language before anything goes live.
Signed BAA. Texas TMB and GFE aware. Inbound and missed-call only. We will not cold-call your clients.