The quote you sent Tuesday is quiet because nobody followed up.

Volta Follow-Up follows up every open quote for you: an email the next morning, a call the day after in your shop's name, another email on day 5, another call on day 9, and a clean close on day 14. The caller says it is an AI, answers the homeowner's questions, and books the install onto your calendar. Every quote's state sits on one board. No seats, no contract, no onboarding call.

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Free for the 14 days of the Volta trial, every engine on. The price appears on day 12, on your own scoreboard, before you pay anything.

The sequence

Day 1

Email

9:00 a.m. in the homeowner's time zone. The quote, the options, one question.

Day 2

Call

In the afternoon window. The caller says it is an AI calling for your shop, answers questions, books the install.

Day 5

Email

Short. What changed, what the install date would be.

Day 9

Call

The last call. "Stop" ends the sequence the same minute.

Day 14

Close

The quote is marked expired and moves off your board. You see the count of what went quiet.

What you see

One board. Every quote: sent, followed up, booked, declined, expired. The amount, the last step, the next step.
Same-night analysis. Each call is analysed the evening it happens: the objection, the line that landed, the sentence that ended it.
The Monday email. The quotes to call yourself, and why the others said no.
The rules, built in. The caller identifies itself as an AI on every call. It calls only clients who asked you for a quote and left a number with consent on file; everyone else gets email only. It never invents a price; it quotes yours.

Who it is for

A shop with one location and one to five trucks that writes more quotes than it can chase. If you run a call center and a sales floor, the enterprise follow-up tools are built for you; this is not.

Start the free run

Connect the calendar you already run. Pick the follow-up window. It runs.