Never chased
They were waiting for a call about two questions. They ended up signing elsewhere, or doing nothing.
People who already know you, asked for a price, or bought once. Nobody called them back. Nodical does, one by one, and only returns the ones who are ready.
They were waiting for a call about two questions. They ended up signing elsewhere, or doing nothing.
They would have referred. They would have bought again. Nobody asked.
They call the first ten. The other four hundred stay in the file.
Pending quotes, past customers, dormant prospects: one file, one phone column. Duplicates and opted-out numbers are removed.
It recalls the context (“you asked us for a quote for…”), asks where the need stands, and notes the answer.
Ready gets a live transfer or a meeting. Later is followed up on the stated date. Never leaves the list, with the reason.
In your workspace: who's hot, why, and when to call. Exportable, with summary and transcript.
This is the typical journey. Recordings of real calls, with their timings, will be published here with the consent of the people recorded.
The rep follows up when there's a gap, which is rarely.
The whole list is called within the window you set.
An email follow-up, opened or not, unanswered.
A conversation: the person says where they stand, and why.
“Not now” gets lost with the “no”.
Every “not now” gets a callback date, and it's kept.
Nobody knows why the quote didn't close.
The reason is noted, quote by quote: price, timing, competitor, project dropped.
A business customer, yes, in the course of their business. A consumer, yes if they have an ongoing contract with you or agreed to be called back, for example by ticking the box on your quote form; otherwise, in France since 11 August 2026, you first need their consent. Opted-out numbers are removed before any call, and you confirm the origin of each list.
Your file carries the context (quote subject, date, amount if you wish). The agent recalls it and follows the script set with you.
They're retried at other times, get a follow-up SMS, then leave the list if still unreachable. An unreachable contact costs no credit.
Yes. SMS suits a simple re-contact (“reply YES to be called back”); voice suits when a conversation is needed. Both run on the same meter.
None. A list of thirty quotes is a good start; a base of several thousand past customers too.
Tell us what's in your file. We call you back with a method and an example.