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Follow-ups that happen without you

Set the rule once and let it run. When a job moves stages, Infrabello sends the email or creates the task for you — new-lead replies in seconds, a review request when the crew wraps, nudges on proposals that sit unsigned. The busywork you always meant to do, done every time.

  • Trigger on any stage change — new lead, install done, cold lead
  • Send an email or assign a task to the right person
  • Delays and pipeline filters so nudges fire on your schedule
Automations
New lead → email back in 60 seconds
Install complete → email a review request
Proposal unsigned 7 days → nudge the homeowner
Proposal signed → task the office to order material
Emails sent this month1,284
Under 60s
reply to a new lead, day or night
Set once
then it runs on every job
Every job
gets the same follow-up, every time

Every follow-up handled the second it should be

Stop relying on sticky notes and good intentions to keep leads warm.

Stage-based triggers

Fire an action the moment a job lands in any stage — new lead, inspection booked, install complete, closed lost.

Automatic emails

Send the homeowner a templated email with their name, job details, and your branding filled in.

Auto-assigned tasks

Drop a task on the right rep or the office — order material, call the adjuster, schedule the crew — so it never gets forgotten.

Review requests, on cue

Write your review-request email once, with your Google review link, and send it when the job hits the stage you pick — the moment the homeowner is happiest.

Wait steps and timing

Hold an email for hours or days, or until the next business morning — so a cold-lead nudge lands three days out, not the same afternoon.

Conditions and rules

Only fire when it fits — limit a rule to one pipeline, like insurance or retail, or to the stages, statuses, and event types you pick — so the right message reaches the right homeowner.

Up and running in three steps

  1. 01

    Pick the trigger

    Choose the stage or event that kicks things off — a new lead lands, a proposal gets signed, an install wraps up.

  2. 02

    Set the action

    Decide what happens: email the homeowner, move the job, or task a rep. Add a delay or a pipeline filter if you need one.

  3. 03

    Let it run

    Turn it on once and it fires on every matching job from then on — no reminders, no dropped follow-ups.

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