Instant Follow-Up is Kisor's response engine. The moment demand appears, it re-engages within seconds; for everything that follows, it works structured campaigns on your behalf—so no opportunity cools while someone finds the time to dial.

What it does

The instant a prospect arrives—from a web form, a marketing source, or an industry-standard ADF feed—Kisor initiates outbound contact within seconds, while intent is still high. For ongoing outreach, you build campaigns that work a targeted list on a defined cadence, with intelligent retry logic, always inside compliant windows and your hours of operation.

When an inbound conversation can't be connected, the same engine recovers it automatically—turning a would-be missed opportunity into an immediate call-back.

How it works

Define the trigger, the cadence, and the agent or script for each campaign, then feed it from a saved segment or a CRM filter. The dialer honors each contact's time zone and your business hours automatically, so outreach stays timely and compliant without manual oversight.

Capabilities at a glance

• Immediate re-engagement the moment a prospect arrives

• Multi-attempt sequences with intelligent retry logic

• Time-zone and business-hours controls on every attempt

• Automatic recovery of unconnected inbound conversations

• Segment-driven targeting from your own records

• Per-campaign persona, script, and cadence

Built for automotive

Internet-lead speed-to-contact, unsold follow-up, service-due reminders, and be-back campaigns—each mapped to how sales floors and service drives actually pursue business.

Compliant by design

Every attempt respects TCPA windows, suppresses Do-Not-Call numbers, and records consent—so aggressive follow-through never becomes a liability.

What leadership sees

Response times, connect rates, attempts-to-contact, and campaign performance are measured continuously, giving managers a precise read on how quickly demand is met and converted.

"The difference between a sale and a missed opportunity is often measured in minutes—this engine wins those minutes automatically."