AI outbound calling

Every call she places goes to someone who asked for it or agreed to it:

• New leads whose request asked for a call: a contact or quote form on your website, a Facebook, Instagram or Google lead ad, Google Local Services, or an Angi or Thumbtack lead alert. She reads the lead and calls or texts the customer within seconds.
• Missed callers: someone who called you and hung up before anyone answered gets a call or a text back.
• Booked customers: confirmation and reminder calls, so fewer people forget.
• Open quotes: a customer who asked for an estimate and went quiet hears from you again.
• Past customers: a call when the yearly service or the tune-up is due. That's a marketing call, so it goes only to customers who gave their written consent.

Missed call text backWin back past customers

The sooner a new lead hears from you, the more likely you are to reach them while they still need the job done.

In the Lead Response Management Study (MIT Sloan and InsideSales.com, 2007), leads contacted within 5 minutes were up to 21 times more likely to be qualified than leads contacted after 30 minutes.

Victoria calls while the lead is still looking at their phone, nights and weekends included.

She asks your questions, answers from what you loaded at setup, books the job or the estimate into your calendar, and texts the customer a confirmation.

You get a summary of every call she makes, each one recorded and logged in the CRM we set up for you.

AI sales agent: qualifying and quoting leads

Since February 2024 the FCC has treated AI-generated voices as an "artificial" voice under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (FCC declaratory ruling, February 8, 2024).

In plain words, an AI-voice call needs the person's consent, and a call that sells something, such as a quote, an offer or a call to a past customer, needs their prior written consent, usually a consent line on your form.

Your counsel confirms the wording.

The rules also say an AI-voice call names the business making it at the start and gives the business's phone number, a sales call offers an automated way to opt out, and a request to stop calling is honored.

Sales calls are limited to between 8 am and 9 pm where the person is (47 CFR 64.1200, including (b)(2) on the phone number).

So Victoria calls people whose form, lead ad or booking asked for a call or agreed to be contacted.

Each call names your business at the start and gives your phone number, a person who asks her to stop isn't called again, and we set your calling hours with you on the setup call.

This is how the rules read, not legal advice: ask your own lawyer how they apply to your calls and your state.

Many tools sold under this name are dialers built to call long lists of strangers. That's a different product.

Victoria doesn't buy lists, blast calls or run call-center campaigns, and those uses aren't covered on any plan.

She's built for a local business following up with its own customers and its own leads, one real conversation at a time.

You set her up on one call with Nathaniel Ross, who founded Cloud Conquer AI and runs it from Santa Barbara: in person in the Santa Barbara area, by phone or video anywhere else in the U.S.

1. 1We connect your lead sources: your website forms, lead ads, Google Local Services, and Angi or Thumbtack alerts.
2. 2You choose which calls she makes, what she says and the questions she asks, and we set your calling hours.
3. 3You call in and hear her yourself before she calls a customer.
4. 4A new lead gets a call or a text within seconds; she books into Google Calendar, Outlook, Calendly, Square, Jobber, Housecall Pro, Mindbody, Open Dental or Buildium.
5. 5Every call names your business at the start, and if the person asks whether she's an AI, she says yes.
6. 6You get a summary after every call, with the recording, and every call is logged in your CRM.