Respond to inbound leads before they go cold
Speed to lead decides inbound. drip flags a reply the moment it lands, drafts a response that uses the history, and keeps after the thread until you get a meeting or a clear no.
Available for Mac.
Jun 6, 3:14 PM
Inbound moments it catches.
- A lead who replied at 9am and hears nothing by lunch is already shopping elsewhere. That thread gets flagged first.
- Answers draw on the full history instead of a canned acknowledgment.
- Replies go out on the channel the lead used, LinkedIn, email, or text.
- When someone asks for time, booking runs through Google Calendar.
How inbound becomes a call.
- Connect the inboxes where inbound replies land.
- Decide which leads drip may answer on its own and which wait for your approval.
- Clear the needs-reply queue. It is sorted by how long each lead has been waiting.
What people usually want to know.
Is drip an inbound lead response tool?
Yes. When a lead replies, drip flags the thread, drafts a response with full context, and sends it if your rules allow. The point of an ai inbound lead response agent is that interest gets an answer in minutes, not days.
Does drip only work for inbound leads?
No. It sends first messages and runs follow-up too. Inbound response is where speed pays off most, since a fresh reply is the warmest lead you will ever get.
Why not just use a chatbot for inbound?
A chatbot answers visitors on one page of your website. Inbound leads reply everywhere else: email threads, LinkedIn messages, texts. Whatever handles those needs the history of the conversation, and a widget does not have it.
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iMessage Automation
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Recruiting follow-up
Keep candidate conversations warm between the first reply, the interview, and the next decision.