The Customers You Already Won Deserve a Second Call
Post-sale contact done consistently: check-ins, renewals, review requests and win-backs that keep customers from drifting.
Final pricing depends on hours, shift timing, campaign difficulty, experience required and coverage. Telecom billed separately.
What usually prompts the call
Winning the customer got everyone's attention. Keeping them did not. Renewals lapse quietly, problems surface in public reviews, and nobody notices a good customer stopped ordering.
How this service works
A dedicated crew runs the follow-up calendar: post-delivery check-ins, renewal reminders where legally appropriate, review requests and reactivation contact for customers who have gone quiet.
What agents do
Scope is agreed in writing during onboarding. Agents work within it and escalate anything outside it.
- Post-purchase and post-delivery check-in calls
- Onboarding follow-up for new customers
- Renewal and expiry reminders where legally appropriate
- Review and feedback requests
- Win-back contact for lapsed customers
- Service issue follow-up after resolution
- Survey administration
- CRM updates and customer health notes
Ideal for
This service tends to fit businesses in the following positions.
- Subscription and renewal-based businesses
- Service companies with repeat-purchase cycles
- Ecommerce brands wanting post-delivery check-ins
- Businesses that want more reviews without buying them
- Companies with a long list of dormant past customers
What actually happens, step by step
Your version of this is agreed during onboarding — this is the shape it usually takes.
- Trigger date A delivery completes, a renewal approaches, or a customer crosses an inactivity threshold.
- Contact The agent makes the call or sends the message following your approved script.
- Listen Problems, praise and cancellation risk are captured properly rather than glossed over.
- Act Issues route to your team, renewals route to sales, happy customers get the review request.
- Record Everything is logged so the customer history stays complete.
What you get back
Reporting is agreed during onboarding and built around what you will actually read. For this service it typically covers:
- Customers contacted per cycle
- Issues surfaced and routed
- Renewals confirmed or at risk
- Reviews and feedback collected
- Reactivated customers
Customer Follow-Up FAQs
Is follow-up contact subject to the same rules as marketing calls?
It can be, depending on the jurisdiction and whether the contact is genuinely service-related or promotional. Renewal reminders and win-back campaigns in particular need checking. Our compliance page covers the responsibilities, and you should confirm the position for your market.
Can you ask customers for reviews?
Yes, by asking for honest feedback. We will not incentivise, script or filter reviews to manufacture positive ones, and most review platforms prohibit it anyway.
How do you decide who to contact?
You define the triggers and supply the list. Agents work the cycle you approve.
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See exactly how this team gets built
Discovery, team design, agent selection, training, launch, QA, reporting and scaling — every stage has its own page.