Automation
The work youforget to do,running itself.
Customers aren't lost for lack of will: they're lost because nobody got around to following up. Connver automates that internal work and leaves you only the decisions.
14 days free. We ask for your card, but there are no charges until day 15.
A real chain
You quoted, they went quiet, and someone has to remember.
This is the chain almost nobody builds by hand and the one that recovers sales on its own: it waits, follows up in the same conversation, and if it still does not close, marks it lost with its reason so it shows up in your analytics.
You sent the quote
Two days pass with no reply
You set the timing
Follow up on the quote
Owner · Sales
“Is your quote still on?”, in the same conversation
Did they reply?
Back to negotiation and the chain switches off
Mark it lost with its reason
Owner · Sales
The customer replies before the reminder fires
The chain stops itself. Nobody nags them twice
Example with sample data. You define the timings, the owners and what the customer is told.
Automation
The six pieces of a chain
Nobody has to start it
Triggers
What sets the chain off: a message arrives, the customer accepts the quote, pays, the deal changes stage, or a date comes due.
Someone is always in charge
Tasks with an owner
Every step a person does comes out as a task with a name and a date, and shows up in the conversation it came from. The work is not automated: remembering it is.
Big things get split
Subtasks
“Production” is not one step, it is three. Big tasks open into subtasks with their own owner, and the parent does not close until the children do.
Time is a step too
Waits and branches
The chain can sit waiting —for the customer to pay, for two days to pass— and take one path or another depending on what happened. If the customer moves first, it stops itself.
The customer finds out without asking
Messages to the customer
The notice goes out in the same conversation as always, not from some odd number: the payment link, the tracking, the “your order shipped”.
You do not start from scratch
The copilot drafts it for you
Tell it how you work and it builds the whole chain —stages, tasks and owners— so you correct it instead of drawing it. Nothing turns on until you approve it.
Where it stops
Automatic does not mean without you
It does not message lists or run bulk campaigns. We neither buy nor import contact databases. And it never writes to anyone who hasn't written to your business first. The automation works inwards: your team, your orders, your follow-up.
Start today
Tell it how you work and let it build the first one
Fourteen days free, with your card on file. Turn on one automation, watch it work for two weeks, then decide.
The task created itself
Follow up with Fabiola Ramírez · due tomorrow · Sales