Leads go quiet. Nobody follows up.
Most sales need more than one touch. We make the second and third happen, without relying on memory.
What owners say on the call
“I thought you called him.”
No owner on the lead.
“Leads sit in WhatsApp.”
No record. No reminder.
“We follow up if we remember.”
Busy days win.
“I only hear about the ones that closed.”
You do not see where the rest went.
Three causes
No owner
Each lead needs one name against it.
No reminder
Follow-up depends on memory. Busy days win.
No record
Notes live in chats and notebooks. Nobody sees the status.
Four things we look at first
Who has each lead?
One name on every lead, always.
How long until the next touch?
First reply, second message, third call.
Where is it written?
Status and notes, in one place.
Where do leads go quiet?
The step where most of them stop.
We start with where the most leads go quiet.
What we put in place
One record per lead
Source, status, owner and next step.
Learn more →Follow-up that runs itself
Reminders and messages until the lead buys or says no.
Learn more →Instant first reply
Every enquiry answered in seconds.
Learn more →Hot leads first
Sort leads so the team calls the right ones first.
Learn more →See it all
Replies, follow-ups and sales in one view.
Learn more →Week 1, month 1, month 3
Map the follow-up
We trace what happens to a lead from enquiry to sale, or to silence.
Put it on rails
Owners, reminders and messages go live. Every lead is logged.
Check the drop-off
You see where leads still go quiet, and we fix that step.
Common questions
Will it replace my team?
No. It handles reminders and routine messages. Your team handles the conversations.
Does it work with WhatsApp?
Yes. WhatsApp is usually the main channel, so we start there.
Do I have to change my tools?
We start by checking what you use today.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size of the leak. We scope it after we see your numbers. Book a call.
Find where leads go quiet.
Tell us how leads reach you and who follows up. We reply with what we would automate first.