The cost of a late call
Every lead you don't call is a customer you bought for a competitor.
Count the leads your team never reached last month. You paid for each one. Your call came late, or came only once. So they booked with the one who called first. Nothing was wrong with the lead. It was just called late.
- Priya fills your form
- Another clinic calls her first
- You call. "Sorry, I've already booked."
How LeadTracking stops this
Six parts with one job: every lead gets called.
Built by Catalys, a performance marketing agency. Every Catalys client's leads run on it today.
Caller screen
One lead. One timer. Nothing to skip.
If a caller gets a list, the easy leads get called first. The hard ones wait, and a lead that waits too long is lost. On this screen, a caller sees only one lead, with a timer running. The next lead opens only after they save what happened on the call.
When they don't pick up
No lead is closed after one try.
A lead that didn't pick up has not said "no". It comes back on its own. It is closed only after a second person tries it or confirms it.
- Didn't pick up · 2 h
- Busy · 1 h
- Switched off · 6 h
- 1It comes back on timeThe wait depends on why they didn't pick up. Always inside your working hours.+2 h
- 2A second person checksSomeone else calls the lead, or agrees it should be closed.Check
- 3Closed only after thatThe reason is saved in the lead's history.Saved
Who gets which lead
You decide who calls which lead.
If a lead is given to no one, no one calls it. You set one rule for each campaign, and the rule decides who gets each lead. Callers never choose.
Your team's tasks
The call went well. Now the lead waits, and nobody is watching.
Someone has to set up the demo, send the proposal or collect the payment. That work is with your team, and nobody sees how long it takes. Add each task between two stages. The lead waits there until the task is done. One board shows every lead waiting for your team.
- 01New lead
- 02Called
- 03Qualified
- Demo setup4 steps · moves ahead on its own
- 04Demo booked
- Proposal setup4 steps · caller is told
- 05Proposal sent
- Payment setup4 steps · moves ahead on its own
- 06Paid
Reports and history
See what happened to every lead you paid for.
- Visit bookedAman · 1:09 PM todaySent to Meta
- Second call · picked upAman · 1:05 PM today
- First call · didn't pick upRiya · 11:05 AM · next try set for 1:05 PM
- Came in from Meta formSkin consultation · today, 11:02 AM
What happens when a lead doesn't pick up?
It comes back on its own, inside your working hours. One caller alone can't close a lead. A second person tries it or confirms it first.
How does Meta learn from my sales?
You pick the stages that matter, like visit booked or paid. When a lead reaches one, LeadTracking tells Meta right away. Your next ads look for more people like them.
How do I know my callers are really calling?
For every caller, you see calls made, time on each lead and break time. Nobody can skip a lead. The next one opens only after this lead is saved.
We already use a CRM. Do we have to leave it?
No, keep it. LeadTracking handles the calling and the follow-up, and your CRM stays as it is. Coming soon: LeadTracking will also take lead data from your CRM and send it to Meta.
How do we join?
Request an invite. LeadTracking is invite-only, so you join a waiting list. Teams with more leads and more ad spend get in first. When it's your turn, we set up your pipeline and bring in your existing leads.
Who made LeadTracking?
Catalys, a performance marketing agency. It has worked with 122 brands across 6 countries. It manages about ₹3 crore of ad spend every month. Every Catalys client's leads run on LeadTracking today.
Stop paying for leads that book with someone else.
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