Called back at 4 pm, or tomorrow
Meanwhile they filled in three other forms. The first one to call back got the meeting.
Not Thursday. Not “as soon as possible”. Now, while they're still on your site, before they open your competitor's tab.
Meanwhile they filled in three other forms. The first one to call back got the meeting.
Saturday's requests wait until Monday. On Monday, they no longer pick up.
Your rep calls two of them back. The other eight are lost without anyone deciding it.
Website, landing page, directory, social network: as soon as the request exists, the call goes out.
It introduces itself in your company's name, recalls what the person asked for, and asks the qualifying questions you set.
“Just looking”, “it's for later”, “send me an email”: answers prepared with you, follow-up scheduled if now isn't the time.
A ready prospect is passed straight to your rep, context already noted. Otherwise a slot is booked in their calendar.
The timestamped log is the call's own, not an illustration. Time values appear as soon as a real call is published.
The lead waits for someone to be free.
The lead is called back while they're still waiting.
The rep calls back the ones they guess are hot.
Everyone is called back; the rep only gets those who said yes.
Evenings and weekends, nothing happens.
The call goes out at 9 pm on Saturday as at 10 am on Tuesday.
Nobody knows how many leads never got a call.
Every request has its log: received, called, outcome.
Through a link with your website or form tool (native form, Typeform, HubSpot, Zapier, Make, or a simple send to an address). We connect it with you during onboarding.
Yes, if they ask: the agent introduces itself as your company's voice assistant and never pretends to be human. That's a compliance rule, not an option.
Nodical leaves a message, sends a follow-up SMS, and retries in the time slots you defined. An unreachable contact costs no credit.
The agent books a meeting in their calendar, or notes the best time to be called back. Nothing falls through.
French, English and Spanish to start, with local numbers. Calling hours follow the called person's country.
Tell us your volume of requests. We call you back with a worked example, and you listen to what it sounds like.