Mia engages every private-event inquiry in seconds, answers questions, qualifies the opportunity, and hands your events team a sales-ready lead.

A meaningful event funnel distributed across multiple teams.
A single incremental private event can pay for months of Mia.
Corporate, celebrations, weddings, family and social occasions create different buying conversations.
What Mia learns across the group can improve how every location engages future inquiries.
One private event at the $3,239 customer average covers more than five months of Mia.
The odds of converting an inbound lead rise with every minute you shave off your reply.
Mia answers in about 13 seconds, 24/7, faster than any interval a study has measured.
Lift in the likelihood of conversion when the first call is placed within each interval, as reported by Velocify's Ultimate Contact Strategy study (about 3.5 million leads). Harvard Business Review's study of 1.25 million leads found companies that responded within the hour were 7x as likely to qualify the lead as those an hour slower, and 60x as likely as those that waited a day. Cross-industry data; treat exact figures as directional.
We asked 447 venues a follow-up question. Only 15% answered within an hour. 16% never answered. Mia answers every follow-up in seconds.
| After… | Guest still waiting |
|---|---|
| 5 minutes | 97% |
| 15 minutes | 92% |
| 1 hour | 85% |
| 4 hours | 64% |
| 24 hours | 49% |
| 48 hours | 37% |
| Forever | 16% |
Every follow-up answered in about 13 seconds, 24/7.
Guests and Party Planners submit inquiries at night, on weekends and on their lunch break. Your coordinators work Monday to Friday, 9 to 5. That gap is not a staffing failure. It is a structural one, and it is where booked events quietly disappear.
When your leads actually arrive
A 168-hour week against a typical events desk: Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
And that is the slice that waits longest
In Hermetic's 2026 study of 807 inquiries, weekend submissions waited a median of 32.5 hours for a human reply, against 6.1 hours during weekday business hours.
After-hours share: Hermetic AI platform data, 2026. Wait times: Hermetic 2026 Hospitality Lead Response Study.

Mia handles the conversation. Your team sees every word of it, and the numbers behind it, in one place.
Reporting
Insights is the reporting area of the Hermetic app. Pick a location and a date range and it shows how many leads Mia managed, how fast the first reply went out, how many guests wrote back, and when your inquiries actually arrive.
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Leads and conversations
Your coordinators open a lead and see the whole exchange, whether it happened by text or by voice. A summary at the top pulls out the event type, headcount, date and next step, so nobody has to scroll to catch up.
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A real exchange
This is a real conversation from a venue using Mia today, with names blurred. The guest's date was unavailable, so the lead was closed. Mia followed up afterward, thanked her, and asked what could have gone better. The guest wrote back that she is returning in October and needs space for 15 to 18. Mia handed her to the sales managers.
Here is the whole loop, from the first search to the returning guest, and why it gets stronger every month it runs.
A planner asks ChatGPT or Google AI where to host 40 people. Your venue is the answer, built from the facts Mia publishes.
The inquiry lands with Mia by text, phone call, or your event form, at any hour of any day.
Mia replies in seconds, qualifies the event, answers questions about rooms and menus, and books the tour.
Your coordinator opens a finished brief inside the CRM you already use and closes the booking.
The event happens. The guest is now yours to keep, and the loop turns.
Mia stays in touch after the event. When the anniversary, the holiday party, or the next offsite comes around, the guest comes back already won.
Back into CapturedYour coordinators are certified on a private training site built for your team: rooms, routing, first replies, practice conversations. Every new hire learns the same way, so nothing leaves with turnover.
Back into Handed offEvery month Mia runs, more of the facts about your venue sit where the engines read them. Citations build on citations, and more planners arrive already sold.
Back into FoundExtra event revenue per month, built from the calculator’s own inputs. Mia alone is the calculator’s number. The three loops stack on top of it, and Mia’s price stays flat.
Using 15 locations, 25 inquiries per location a month, $3,239 per event and 2.5 extra bookings per 100 inquiries, straight from the calculator. The lifts are illustrative: AI search adds up to 60% more inquiries over the first year, returning guests add up to 50% more bookings by year two, and a certified team closes 20% more of the handoffs. Mia’s price is $599 per location per month, which is $0.83 an hour. Change the calculator and this chart follows.
Nothing on the market, direct or indirect, does what Mia does for your venue. If anyone tells you they have their own version of her, we would like to meet them. Here is what she costs, what she does, and the questions to ask anyone who claims to be her.
She works 24/7, so that is $0.83 an hour. About 8% of a fully-loaded entry-level event coordinator, with salary, health and employer taxes counted.
One private event at the $3,239 customer average covers more than five months of Mia. Setup is $500 per location, waived for group-wide deployments.
Ten things that decide whether event leads turn into revenue. Mia does all ten.
The full list, nothing held back.
When a legacy software vendor adds AI, it is one feature on a crowded roadmap, built and shipped when it is good enough to check a box. Mia is our entire company. Every team member, every dollar, every day goes into making her better at converting event leads into revenue and making life easier for event coordinators. Bolted-on AI improves when the vendor gets around to it. Mia improves continuously, because there is nothing else for us to work on.
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Hi [first name], Thanks for telling me about your version of Hermetic AI's Mia. I'd like to learn more. Could you answer the questions below? Sorry for so many, but we like to do our due diligence. 1. How many leads has it engaged to date? Can you share CEO-level references (not events teams) from well-known groups that have used it in production for 6+ months? 2. Can it quote live availability, book walkthroughs on the coordinator's calendar, and use voice AI to take the lead inquiry instead of a form? 3. Does it screen out junk and unqualified inquiries, and suggest a sister location when a venue or date is unavailable? 4. Does it follow up on every open inquiry until it books or the guest says no, and nurture past guests to rebook every year? 5. Does it create perfectly formatted, print-ready event menus automatically once a BEO is signed? 6. Can the events team watch every conversation live, pause or take over any thread, and retrain the AI with a thumbs-down? 7. When a coordinator leaves, does it already know their open inquiries and quotes and keep those deals moving the same day? Does it work two-way inside the venue's existing CRM? 8. On average, how much more commission does a coordinator earn per year after it goes live? 9. Is this an AI-native company, 100% focused on this product and on hospitality only? How many AI/ML engineers work on it? Are you SOC 2 certified? Do clients get a named customer success team or a ticket queue? Thanks, I appreciate you taking the time! Best, [your name]