Speed-to-lead
Call the new lead back in seconds
Form, ad, or whatever intake you connect. Anna dials. If they pick up, she qualifies and books or hands off. If they do not, she texts. That path is built. It is not a separate product.
Follow-up
The lead came in. Someone else called first.
Speed-to-lead and database reactivation sit on the same employee as reception. Same number. Same context. Outbound only runs with documented prior express written consent. If that file is thin, we say so on intake.
Database reactivation
Work the book you already paid for
Past clients. Aged leads. People who already know your name. Anna calls and texts that list — only where consent is on file. We do not buy lists. We do not scrape. We do not cold-call.
Consent is the gate
Alpine does not run cold AI outbound. Prior express written consent has to be documented. Opt-out is built into the text path. If a contact is missing that record, they do not get a call from Anna.
Speed-to-lead is not a loophole. A brand-new inbound lead still has to fit the consent rules we set with you at install. We would rather refuse a campaign than pretend.
FAQ
Questions operators actually ask
Straight answers. No theater.
What is speed-to-lead here?
When a new lead comes in — form, ad, or other intake you connect — Anna calls them back in seconds. If the call does not connect, she texts. Same brain. Same number. Outbound only runs on contacts with documented prior express written consent.
What is database reactivation?
Anna works past clients and aged leads you already have, with consent on file. She calls and texts to reopen the conversation. We do not buy lists. We do not scrape. We work your book.
Can we run outbound without consent records?
No. If the consent is not documented, that contact does not get outbound. We will tell you that on intake. We would rather lose the work than file a complaint.
Next step
Bring the list. We will tell you what we can touch.
Intake is a conversation, not a signup. We will tell you if Anna is the wrong fit.