The water heater quote went quiet.
You sent the price Monday, then spent three days under sinks.
Clarky sends the follow-up Thursday morning and stops the moment they reply.
Follow-up is the part of sales that always loses to the job in front of you. The estimate goes out, the week gets busy, and by the time you remember, they've moved on. A mass email doesn't fix it, because it reads like one.
Clarky is your outbound engine.
Clarky runs the follow-up for you: emails, texts and calls spaced out over days, each one drafted for that person from their record. You approve every draft before it goes out, and it all stops the moment they reply.
You sent the price Monday, then spent three days under sinks.
Clarky sends the follow-up Thursday morning and stops the moment they reply.
The recall list is long, and the front desk never gets past the first page.
Clarky sends each patient an email, then a text if they've opted in, until they reply.
You found the shop owners, but writing each one a real email never makes the to-do list.
Clarky drafts a personal email for each owner, and you approve them in one sitting.
Mix them on one timeline, spaced out by days and sent during business hours in each contact's time zone.
Clarky drafts every message from the contact's record, or sends your own words with their name filled in.
Review each draft before it sends. Preview one contact's sequence before Clarky drafts the rest.
A reply, unsubscribe, bounce or STOP text ends the sequence for that person right away.
Texts and calls go only to people who opted in, at allowed hours, and never to your do-not-contact list.
Daily send limits that ramp up as a domain warms, with sends spread across several domains.
Pick yours and the whole site follows: the calls, the texts, the questions customers ask and the Tuesday it saves.
Not when Clarky writes it. Each draft comes from that person's record, like their company, past conversations and form answers, and follows the writing rules you set. Rewrite any draft, or ask for a new one.
Clarky's drafts wait for you to approve, skip or regenerate each one, and nothing goes out until you launch. Steps you write yourself go out on schedule once you launch.
The sequence stops for that person on every channel, and you can have replies dropped onto a pipeline stage. If they answer somewhere Clarky can't see, like your cell phone, one click marks them replied.
No. Texts and calls only go to people who've opted in, during allowed hours in their time zone. Every email carries an unsubscribe link, and STOP replies are honored.
Point Clarky at your website and it's trained in about a minute.