The calls you never get to, made for you.
Five everyday worries of a business that runs on leads, and what your employee does about each one.
01Instant calls
Leads from your ads wait hours for someone to call them back?
Every new lead gets a call within seconds.
A lead fills your form or Facebook ad. Your employee rings them while they are still on their phone, inside the calling hours you set.
- Leads from forms, Facebook and Instagram ads, or your CRM
- Calls only inside your calling hours
- Numbers on your do-not-call list are never rung
02Their language
Your callers cannot speak the customer's language?
Telugu, Hindi or English. It switches when they do.
Customers talk the way they talk at home, mixing English into Telugu or Hindi. Your employee follows along, answers from what you taught it, and stops when they ask it to.
- Natural, mixed Telugu, Hindi and English
- Answers from your price list, brochure or website
- Say stop, it stops
03Written down
What the customer said never reaches the sheet?
Every answer is written down for you.
You choose what each call must find out: budget, area, preferred time. The moment the call ends, the answers, a summary and the recording are waiting for you.
- The fields you asked for, filled in
- Hot, warm or cold on every lead
- Recording and full transcript of each call
04Next step booked
Site visits and callbacks get forgotten?
It books the next step before the call ends.
The visit goes into your Google Calendar, the customer gets a WhatsApp confirmation, and a callback is set for anyone who asked to talk later.
- Bookings straight into Google Calendar
- WhatsApp confirmation to the customer
- Callbacks at the time the customer asked for
05Old lists
Two thousand old enquiries nobody has time to call?
Upload the list. Every number gets called.
Add a CSV of old leads, pick your calling hours and days, and start. Pause it any time. You see who answered and who booked, as it happens.
- CSV upload or paste numbers
- Calling hours, days and automatic retries
- Pause, resume or stop at any point
Sample calls. The people and businesses in these screens are made up.