Lead Conversion Engine
Application-based scope · Integrated build + ongoing management
When a new customer reaches out
7 includedLive phone coverage
Callers can explain what they need and receive an approved next step without navigating a phone tree.
Missed-call recovery
Eligible callers receive a timely text path when a person cannot pick up.
Website form response
New inquiries do not have to wait for someone to open an inbox.
Website chat and answers
Visitors can ask ordinary questions using information your business has approved.
Qualification rules
Service area, job fit, timing, availability, and required questions determine what happens next.
Calendar booking
Qualified appointments reach the calendar your team already uses when the workflow supports it.
Human handoff
Sensitive, unusual, or high-judgment conversations move to the person and hours you define.
Not included Cold calling, unsupported promises, or autonomous decisions outside the rules you approve.
After an appointment is set
6 includedConfirmations and reminders
Customers receive the approved details they need before the appointment or job.
Rescheduling path
Routine changes follow a clear path instead of creating another voicemail or inbox task.
Customer questions
Approved answers stay available, while exceptions move to a person with the conversation context attached.
Estimate and decision follow-up
Open conversations receive approved follow-up until the customer acts, opts out, or needs a person.
Post-job follow-up
A completed-job signal can begin the next approved customer step.
Review request workflow
Eligible customers receive a fair request without review gating or invented sentiment.
Not included Review incentives, writing reviews for customers, or choosing who gets asked based on the rating you expect.
Integration and improvement
7 includedCurrent-journey map
We document the channels, tools, handoffs, and failure points already in the business.
Approved knowledge and rules
Your team approves what the system may answer, ask, book, change, and escalate.
Calendar and customer-record connection
We connect the tools already in use when they can support the approved path.
Conversation records
Your team can review what the customer asked, what happened, and where a person took over.
Controlled launch
Coverage begins with defined workflows and widens after early conversations have been reviewed.
Managed corrections
Flagged answers, failed handoffs, and recurring customer questions become visible improvement work.
Owner-readable reporting
You see response activity, qualified conversations, appointments, handoffs, and the measures your systems can support.
Control and boundaries
5 includedYour accounts stay yours
Phone, calendar, customer, and other source accounts remain under your control.
Your customer records stay yours
Customer and lead data remains exportable.
AI disclosure and consent
The customer-facing experience follows the disclosures, permissions, and communication rules that apply to the workflow.
Human override
Your team keeps a clear way to take over, narrow, pause, or disable the managed path.
Fit before commitment
Compatibility, opportunity, capacity, and required exceptions are reviewed before a build is recommended.