Missed call rescue
Call missed at 18:42. Text-back sent in 14 seconds. Survey booked before morning.
Start with missed-call rescue, follow-up sequences, reminders or invoice chasing. CLOSER handles repetitive reply work and hands humans the exceptions.
Buyers care about the work getting done: the missed call answered, the invoice chased, the no-show slot refilled. WhatsApp, email and Instagram are delivery rails, not the headline.
Call missed at 18:42. Text-back sent in 14 seconds. Survey booked before morning.
Old leads and open quotes get nudged without making the team trawl spreadsheets by hand.
Bookings, recalls and review asks go out on schedule, then stop when the customer responds.
Short, useful nudges recover cash faster while disputes and awkward cases hold for a human.
CLOSER should feel operational, not magical.
Call, email, DM or due date enters the queue.
Customer, booking, quote or invoice data is fetched.
Short plain-English next step is assembled.
Human hold if sensitive, regulated or risky.
Booking, payment or exception goes back to the team.
Use real-looking, short, plain-English replies. No fake polish. No creepy over-personalisation.
CLOSER should send the obvious next step automatically and stop when a case gets sensitive, regulated or commercially risky.
| Situation | What happens | State |
|---|---|---|
| Price disputes | Hold for a human before any promise or discount is sent. | review |
| Regulated advice | Route away from CLOSER and into the approved clinical or compliance path. | blocked |
| Safeguarding / emergencies | Escalate immediately with no autonomous back-and-forth. | blocked |
| Angry customer / complaint keywords | Capture context, stop the send, and ask for human review. | review |
Keep the main page light. Push detail to /closer/pricing.
One repetitive reply job, safe rules, visible reporting and fast time-to-live.
Multiple queues, richer context pulls, more automations and broader routing.
If your team already knows which messages nobody wants to keep chasing by hand, CLOSER is the first deployment.