One Outbound Engine. Two Trigger Types. Your 50,000 Contacts Worked Continuously.
Every stale quote and every Florida storm becomes pipeline — same machinery, two trigger flavors. Built for your 50K-contact database across all 6 branches.
This was the wall Andrew hit — every stage of follow-up needs to run automatically across all 6 branches. This is that engine.
Toggle between stale-quote mode and storm-event mode. Same engine, two reasons to reach out.
| Customer | Branch | Service | Quote Value | Days Stale | Status |
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What the storm engine produced
Same outbound rails, two message shapes.
Side-by-side previews of the messages your customers receive — both run through the exact same SimpliScale outbound layer.
Why one engine for both triggers
Both flavors filter your 50,000-contact database, send multi-channel outbound, and update Roofer CRM. Storm trigger uses weather APIs (NOAA, NEXRAD). Quote trigger uses your Roofer CRM quote-sent timestamps. Same outputs, different inputs.
- One database filter layer across all 6 branches
- Shared SMS + email + AI voice cascade rails
- Responses route into Roofer CRM with full transcript
- Trigger source swappable — add new ones without rebuilding
$52K/mo from one piece of machinery. Not bad.
Four steps. One engine. Two triggers.
Trigger fires
A stale quote crosses 7 days, or a weather API flags a Florida storm event.
Database filtered
Roofer CRM stale quotes by branch/age or customers inside the storm impact zone.
Cascade runs
Multi-channel outbound: SMS → email → AI voice call, paced and personalized.
Responses route to Roofer CRM
Full transcript + lead status auto-updates. Estimators see only the warm replies.