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Forty-five minutes, on your own data, building the sequence you actually need. Not a recording, and not a slide deck.

What happens in the session

You bring a list, a real one, and the follow-up you wish were automatic. We load it, name the pipeline stages your trade uses, and build that sequence in front of you.

Then we break it on purpose: opt someone out and watch the gate refuse the next send, so you have seen the thing that matters rather than been told about it.

What to bring

A list of contacts you have consent to message. The follow-up sequence you run by hand today. And the workaround you are living with, if you have one - that is usually the most useful forty-five minutes of the call.

What we will not do

We will not quote a competitor price at you, and we will not tell you the platform does something it does not. If it does not fit, the session is shorter and you keep the afternoon.

The booking form

Tell us who you are and what to load. If you arrived from an industry page, that pack is already noted below.

What happens when you sign up

  1. You create the account and name your trade. The pack for that industry loads its pipeline stages, custom fields, calendars and starting sequences into your workspace, so the first screen you see already has your own words in it.
  2. Provisioning runs as a checklist you can watch. Each step records whether it finished, so a stuck step is a named row rather than a support ticket asking what is happening.
  3. Email and web chat work straight away. Text messaging waits on the carrier. Registering your traffic for SMS is a filing with the carriers and it takes the time it takes. We file it and show you where it is; we cannot make a carrier answer faster.
  4. You import contacts, and consent comes with them. What each person agreed to receive is stored on their record, because that is the thing the outbound gate reads before it lets a message leave.
  5. Nothing sends until the gate says it can. On an unknown state it refuses, and the refusal is written to the contact with its reason.

What it costs

Two separate things. A plan, which is what the platform itself costs and what the tier table is for. And usage - the messages, calls and phone numbers you actually consume - which draws down a balance you fund in advance rather than arriving as an invoice at the end of the month. When the balance runs out, sending stops. A runaway automation costs you a pause, not an argument.

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