A call goes unanswered
A new customer calls while the office is busy, a technician is on a job, or the team is closed.
When your crew is on the job, WrenchBack helps your team follow up with new callers—quickly, clearly, and with a real person in control.
WrenchBack adds a practical follow-up step around your existing process. Your team makes the service and scheduling decisions.
A new customer calls while the office is busy, a technician is on a job, or the team is closed.
An approved message lets the caller know the business will follow up and gives them a way to share what they need.
The reply reaches the right person, who decides whether and when to call back, book, or escalate.
We start by understanding how calls are handled today. Then we configure and test one focused workflow with your team before it goes live.
We agree on the workflow, baseline, and success measures before launch. At the end, you decide whether continuing makes sense.
Your first 30 days include setup, configuration, testing, monitored rollout, and a weekly review. Third-party phone or messaging fees are separate and approved in advance.
After the first 30 days, continuing is $99/month with no long-term commitment. Third-party phone and messaging charges are separate and approved in advance. No promised number of recovered jobs or revenue.
The goal is to work with your current setup where practical. We review how your line is configured before recommending any change. Nothing goes live until you approve the workflow and test it with your team.
No. The pilot acknowledges the inquiry and routes the reply to your team. Your staff decides availability, urgency, estimates, and scheduling.
The workflow will not diagnose or dispatch. We agree on clear wording and a human escalation path. Callers are directed to emergency services when appropriate; your team defines the business-specific handoff.
We agree on a baseline and track eligible missed calls, response time, caller replies, handoffs, confirmed bookings, opt-outs, and usage costs. We review your records together and note what cannot be attributed to the workflow.
The pilot includes one workflow, monitoring, weekly scorecards, and reasonable adjustments. Third-party usage charges are separate, with a written cap agreed before activation.
Share a little about your team and how you handle missed calls. We’ll follow up to schedule a short workflow review.
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