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Keep the conversation. Keep the next move.

A contact record can be more than a place to store names. Digital workers can gather context, workflows can route the next action, and an approved outbound call can bring the conversation back to life.

  1. Receive

    The question lands with context

    A configured chat agent can gather the question and hand the conversation to the team. Conversations keeps the message, contact, and related activity together.

  2. Own

    A person takes the next step

    A workflow can use the inquiry to prepare a staff-owned review task. The contact overview keeps that task near bookings, notes, submissions, and visit activity.

  3. Advance

    The pipeline starts the next action

    A stage change can assign an owner or prepare follow-up. Staff can then select eligible contacts from the pipeline for an approved outbound workflow.

  4. Call

    An outbound worker follows up

    An outreach workflow can queue an SI call for eligible contacts. A separate conversation workflow guides what the digital worker says and does when the person answers.

  5. Resolve

    The outcome returns to the record

    Answered, no answer, voicemail, and failed calls follow distinct branches. Notes, pipeline changes, and staff tasks can carry the next step.

The inquiry is the beginning of the record.

Follow a property question from a digital worker's conversation through a configured staff handoff and into the CRM. The screen changes because the work changes.

Maya TorresWebsite chat · Property inquiry

I’m interested in 214 Oak Street. Could I tour it Thursday after 4?

Tour assistant · Digital workerThanks, Maya. The team can review availability and follow up with you.

A fictional listing photo of a contemporary home
Visit activityListing page · 214 Oak Street
Contact overview · WG-204
  • Form submissionsProperty inquiry · new
  • TasksNo task assigned yet
  • BookingsNone confirmed
Workflow handoff prepared214 Oak Street · Thursday after 4

Inquiry source: digital worker chat

Check showing availabilityStaff review task · Owner: Jordan
Ready to review
Maya TorresContact overview · Assigned to Jordan
  • ✓
    TaskNo task assigned yet
  • ✓
    Form submissionProperty inquiry · 214 Oak Street
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Contacts · PipelineContact and stage
Property inquiry · ContactedMaya Torres

214 Oak Street · tour request

Jordan · Availability reviewSelect for follow-up
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Tour follow-upOutbound workflow · Owner: Jordan
Draft
Tour follow-upAgents & Workflows · Draft · Inactive
Reviewed first
TriggerManual trigger

Contacts selected from pipeline

OutreachOutbound call

Eligible contacts · Approved hours

Conversation · Digital workerTour assistant

Separate conversation workflow

Call detail · Answered214 Oak Street tour inquiry

The tour assistant confirms Maya’s preferred time, then keeps the follow-up with the contact.

  • ✓
    Tour assistantThursday after 4 · Availability requested
  • ✓
    Maya TorresPipeline: Contacted · Owner: Jordan
  • ✓
    Confirm showing timeStaff task · Jordan · Review before confirmation
Outcome paths
  • ✓AnsweredAgent conversation
  • ✓No answerWait and retry
  • ✓VoicemailFollow-up task
  • ✓FailedStaff review
  1. 01
    See what Maya actually asked.

    A chat agent can gather the question. The list, thread, and contact overview keep it together for a person to review.

  2. 02
    Give a teammate the whole picture.

    A configured workflow can prepare a review task with the property and preferred time already attached.

  3. 03
    Make the follow-up visible.

    Select the contacts ready for follow-up, then give the outreach its own workflow and owner.

  4. 04
    Put a digital worker on the call.

    A reviewed outreach workflow queues the outbound call. A separate conversation workflow gives the agent its script, context, and next actions.

  5. 05
    Every call has a next step.

    Answered, no answer, voicemail, and failed calls each take their own path. The contact record and staff task stay connected.

From one step to the next

The experience carries the context.

A property inquiry can move through a digital worker, contact record, stage-based pipeline, reviewed outbound call, and staff follow-up. Calling requires connected numbers, eligible contacts, and an approved workflow.

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