Trigger
A new missed call, voicemail, or unanswered web-call event arrives during business hours. Duplicate caller events inside 20 minutes are merged into one recovery record.
Public sample
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Workflow spec
A new missed call, voicemail, or unanswered web-call event arrives during business hours. Duplicate caller events inside 20 minutes are merged into one recovery record.
Store caller name when available, phone number, timestamp, source, service line, voicemail transcript, and whether the caller is already an open customer.
Send a short SMS within three minutes: acknowledge the missed call, name the business, ask what service they need, and offer a callback window.
Create one callback task with a due time, link to the caller record, and assign it to the on-duty owner. No unassigned recovery tasks are allowed.
If no callback is logged within two hours, notify the backup owner and mark the record stale. If the customer replies by SMS, move it to active intake.
Track missed calls, replies, callbacks completed, appointments booked, and recovered revenue. Review the report weekly before changing the workflow.
Decision rules
The spec should make the buy-or-build decision visible. If the workflow cannot plausibly pay back, keep it manual or use the template only.
What the kit adds
Next step
Start with the digital kit if you can build from a spec. Buy the sprint when a recovered lead or two would pay for implementation.