Sends a text after the call
The message identifies your business and lets the customer know you received the call.
The customer receives a text from your business, answers a few basic questions, and knows that your team received the call.
Someone calling about a repair usually needs help now. If no one answers, they may call another company instead of leaving a message.
An immediate text tells them they reached the right business and gives them a way to explain what they need.
It sends the first text, collects the job details, and tells your team when someone needs a response.
The message identifies your business and lets the customer know you received the call.
It asks what they need, where they are, and whether the job is urgent.
Your team receives the customer details and a summary before responding.
Automatic messages stop when the customer books, opts out, or your team takes over by phone.
Pricing questions, complaints, requests for services you may not offer, requests to speak with a person, and questions the system cannot answer go to your team.
Choose a time below. Tell me what customers hear now when no one answers, and we will see whether automatic text-back would help.
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