Most quotes don’t get a no. They get silence, because following up is the task that always loses to the job in front of you. A follow-up agent checks back on every quote, on a schedule you set, answers the questions that come back, and tells you the moment someone is ready to book. Politely, in your words, and never more often than you would yourself.
You tell Foundry24 how quotes go out today, what you’d say if you did follow up, and how often. That becomes its instructions. It stops the moment someone answers, books, or asks it to.
Setup is included. How many calls and messages are included is set in your spec.
Two days, a week, two weeks, whatever you’d do if you had the time. It stops when they answer, book, or ask it to.
What’s included, when you could start, whether there’s a cheaper option, from what you’ve approved. Anything else goes to you.
Into the calendar you already use, or hands the conversation to you with the thread attached.
A short list each week: who booked, who’s thinking, who went quiet, who said no and why.
It follows up as often as you tell it to and stops the moment someone answers or asks it to. The schedule is yours.
It works from wherever the quote lives today: an email, a PDF, or your quoting software.
It thanks them, asks why if you want it to, and tells you. No arguing.
Sending the quote is usually an automation rather than an agent, and the two can be built together. It’s part of the first call.
From $349 a month. Setup is included, and how many quotes are included is written into your spec.
A few weeks. You talk through how quotes go out, Foundry24 writes the spec, builds the agent, and runs it with you copied in first.
You’ll leave knowing what to automate first and what it would cost, or that you don’t need any of this yet, which is also a fine answer.