Missed call · 12:40 pmTexted back · 12:40 pm

Missed calls, texted back before they try the next number.

For businesses whose phone rings while the team is busy with the people in front of them, or after hours.

  • Every missed call gets a text back in seconds, with a way to book.
  • Every call is tracked, so you know how many you miss.
  • The ones that need a person are flagged for a call back.

Live within your first month.

Most businesses don’t know how many calls they miss.

A missed call leaves no trace. Most callers don’t leave a message, so nobody ever writes it down.

  1. 01One call at 4:50, while everyone was with a patient.
  2. 02A week of them, most during appointments and lunch.
  3. 03A month of them, and the new patients among them.

Most callers who reach voicemail don’t wait for a call back.

Few leave a message. The callers worth the most are the least likely to.

  1. Someone in pain

    They need a time today, and they’ll take it from whoever picks up first.

  2. An older caller

    Many won’t talk to a machine. They hang up and mean to try again, and often don’t.

  3. Someone from your ad

    You paid for that click. The call it brought ends at a recorded greeting.

  4. Someone calling around

    They have three numbers in front of them, and they book with the first one that answers.

By the time you call back, they’ve booked.

Not with you. With whoever answered first.

  • “They’ll leave a message.”
  • “They’ll call back.”
  • “It’s only one call.”
  • “We’ll get back to them tomorrow.”

The only answer that reaches them is one that comes while they’re still deciding.

A text back in seconds, with a way to book in it.

Voicemail, and they hang up.

The greeting plays, nobody leaves a message, and the next number on the list is ringing before it ends.

A text back, and they book.

It goes out in your name and your voice, with a time to take or a call back to ask for, so the caller has an answer while the phone is still in their hand.

CRM & Automation

Where a missed call hurts most.

In these five, the phone rings when nobody is free to answer, and one caller can mean months of work.

Audiology practices: the one call she gets to make.

It’s often a son or daughter making the call, in a gap between other things. If nobody picks up, the gap closes. A new patient can stay with a clinic for years.

  • A text they can answer when they’re free
  • A call back booked at a time that works for them
  • Every missed call flagged for the front desk
Audiology

A missed call is one leak. There are several.

Stop losing the leads you get