When your team can’t pick up, callers automatically get a friendly text with a secure link to book a time. You respond fast, without adding more work to the day.
Designed for clinics, home services, agencies, and other phone-heavy businesses where every call matters.
The core hypothesis is simple:
When a good caller misses your team, a fast, transactional text plus a clear booking link will rescue more of those opportunities than voicemail and manual phone tag.
Everything in this pilot — the wording of the text, timing, calendar setup, and follow-ups — is designed to test and refine that hypothesis with your real inbound demand.
SMS and booking run through established providers — this experiment focuses on the experience and conversion, not rebuilding the plumbing.
If your team can’t answer within a set time, the call is marked as “missed” and the automation takes over.
The caller gets a short SMS from your business with context (“sorry we missed you”) and a secure booking link. They can reply STOP at any time to opt out.
They land on your calendar, choose a slot, and get confirmations and optional reminders. Your team sees new bookings without chasing missed calls.
Message & data rates may apply. In a live deployment, your callers would be informed that replying STOP opts them out and HELP provides help information. This experiment only uses SMS for transactional, call-related messages — no marketing blasts.
To treat this as a proper bet, we agree upfront on what “working” looks like. In the pilot we’re paying attention to:
Together, we’ll define your baseline numbers and a target lift (for example, moving from 5% of missed calls becoming bookings to 15–20% over a 4–8 week window).
This keeps the pilot from turning into a vague “ongoing project” and makes sure your time and attention go into bets that actually move the numbers.
If your team is stretched and you’re not comfortable watching good calls slip away, this pilot gives you a structured way to fix it and see the impact quickly.
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