Industries · Dealerships
You paid for the lead. Now who’s following up?
Leads come in from the website, third-party sites, phone, and text — often after the showroom closes. The dealership that answers first and follows up consistently gets the appointment.
Apply as a dealership businessWhere the work breaks down
- After-hours calls and web leads wait until the next morning.
- Salespeople follow up when they remember, not on a schedule.
- Old leads sit in the CRM and are never contacted again.
- Callers asking for a manager or a price get bounced around.
What the system can handle
- Inbound and after-hours inquiries
- Lead qualification
- Appointment and test-drive booking
- SMS follow-up
- Lead reactivation
- Call summaries and lead history
- CRM logging
- Human transfer for buying intent, negotiation, or manager requests
- Employee availability controls
Lead background
- Lead
- Sample buyer
- Source
- Website form, after hours
- Interest
- 2021 mid-size SUV
- Trade-in
- 2016 sedan
- Timeline
- This week
Conversation summary
Buyer wants to test-drive the SUV this weekend and trade in a 2016 sedan. Asked whether financing can be discussed on site. No price negotiation yet.
Appointment status
Test driveSaturday, 11:00 AM
Requested- Thu 10:12 PMWeb lead received — 2021 SUV listing
- Thu 10:14 PMText sent: timeline and trade-in questions
- Thu 10:21 PMBuyer replied: “This week, I have a 2016 sedan to trade.”
- Thu 10:23 PMTest-drive request: Saturday 11:00 AM
- Fri 9:00 AMReminder scheduled for Saturday morning
Team availability & transfer
- Sales rep AAvailable
- Sales rep BOn a call
- Sales managerAvailable
Transfer rule: buying intent, negotiation, or a manager request → next available person, with this summary attached.
Multi-lead dialing and availability-based routing are configurable capabilities. They are set up, connected to your phone system, and reviewed during implementation — not active in this preview.
A 10:12 PM web lead for a used SUV
- IntakeThe assistant replies by text within minutes and asks about timeline and trade-in.
- ProcessingThe buyer chooses a Saturday test drive. The vehicle and trade-in are logged in the CRM.
- ReviewSaturday morning, the lead is assigned to the salesperson on shift, with the conversation summary.
- OutputIf the buyer asks for a manager or wants to negotiate, the call goes to a person.
Relevant systems
- Speed-to-lead follow-upNew leads get a reply in minutes, not tomorrow — by text, email, or call, depending on your rules.Explore
- AI sales / BDCQualify new inquiries quickly and hand your sales team a ready-to-call summary.Explore
- Appointment & test-drive bookingQualified buyers pick a time, the right vehicle is noted, and the salesperson gets the details.Explore
- Lead reactivationReach old and stalled leads with relevant messages and bring the interested ones back to your team.Explore
- Call routing & human handoffThe assistant handles routine requests and passes the right calls to the right person, with a summary.Explore
- Sales team handoffWhen a lead is ready, the right salesperson gets it with the full history — not a blank name and number.Explore
