53% of inbound calls hit voicemail during a storm Monday. By Tuesday afternoon, half the leads have called another shop.
Every missed call gets a text in 47s. 68% of callers reply, address sent, slot booked before the next shop’s phone rings.
When a call goes unanswered on your line, an SMS fires from your business number in seconds — written in your brand voice, asking for the address or job details, and threading into a shared inbox the whole crew can answer from.
Six things this service actually does — no jargon, no software-vendor bingo.
Fires within ~4 seconds of the call ending — before they call the next shop.
10DLC-registered SMS from your business line. Customers see your name, not a third-party.
Replies hit a shared team inbox on web + mobile. Saved replies, tagging, assignment.
Asks for property address, job type, urgency. Tags the lead, routes to the right pipeline.
Sends a calendar link. The lead can book the estimate without a phone call.
TCPA opt-out language baked in. 10DLC sender registration is part of activation.
The exact scenarios operators describe to us on the demo call — and what changes once the system is running.
53% of inbound calls hit voicemail during a storm Monday. By Tuesday afternoon, half the leads have called another shop.
Every missed call gets a text in 47s. 68% of callers reply, address sent, slot booked before the next shop’s phone rings.
Office is closed. Customer leaves a frantic voicemail. Crew finds it at 7 AM, calls back — by then the customer has already booked elsewhere.
Auto-text fires at 9:01 PM. AI voice agent on the SMS thread offers a same-night service window or first-thing morning. Booked by 9:03 PM.
Tech is on a job, can’t answer. Caller hangs up, googles the next plumber, and calls them.
Auto-text fires. 'Mike here w/ Harbor Drain — caught your call. Send your address & I’ll text a tech ETA in 10 min.' Booked.
Yes. We register your business with the major US carriers under 10DLC, attach your brand name to the sender ID, and send the SMS from a number that is yours. Customers see your shop, not a third party.
Both work. The auto-text gives them an instant acknowledgement; if they call back, the call rings through your normal flow. We deduplicate so they don’t see two different threads.
Yes. SMS is sent only to numbers that just called the business (implied consent under TCPA), from a 10DLC-registered sender, with compliant opt-out language. We handle the registration and approvals as part of onboarding.
Automations handle the qualification, send a calendar link, and book the estimate without anyone touching it. A human only steps in when the conversation moves outside the playbook.