WhatsApp drip campaigns that follow up for you and stop when they reply

A drip campaign is a series of WhatsApp messages that go out automatically over several days (for example on day 0, day 2 and day 5) to keep a lead warm without anyone remembering to send them.

Yes. As soon as the customer replies, the follow-up series stops, and the reply goes to the WhatsApp CRM inbox so the lead's owner can take over.

A lead's status changing is the most common start, for example New or Interested. You choose which statuses start which series.

When a follow-up reminder rings on the caller's phone, Dialmio can also send the customer a WhatsApp, so both sides remember the call.

Yes. Numbers in Excluded contacts never get an automatic message, and quiet hours hold messages between the times you choose.

A bulk campaign sends one message to many people at once. A drip sends several messages to one lead over time, starting when something happens to that lead, and stops when they reply.

Any WhatsApp Business API connected to Dialmio. Each drip message is a template approved by Meta; message charges are set by Meta and billed by your API provider.

Your own. Dialmio sends through the WhatsApp Business API account you link, so customers see your business number. The feature is inside the plan; the messages are billed by the API provider at its own rates.

It can, triggered by what the call produced: a call that ended with a given status, a call that went unanswered, or a lead moving between stages. Three settings keep it polite: nothing goes out during quiet hours, a cooldown stops one person getting two automatic messages close together, and ask-first lets the caller approve a draft. Campaigns to a filtered group and a shared inbox for replies are in the same plan.

Connect Dialmio to wherever enquiries already land, a Google Sheet or a web address, and it keeps checking that source. New entries are imported every few minutes, labelled with the source, dealt out in turn among the callers you picked, and announced on the phone of whoever received them.

Yes. Every sale becomes a client record holding what was sold, what was paid and what is still due, and renewal dates ring as reminders ahead of time so a customer who bought once is not lost when the year comes round.