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Final Expense Lead Follow-Up Software
The most common way final expense leads die isn't a bad pitch — it's a follow-up that never happens because the task lived in a spreadsheet nobody reopened. policydaddy's cadence engine is a database trigger, not a manual checklist: a disposition change automatically advances or cancels campaign enrollments and stale tasks, so a callback that was promised gets tracked without a person remembering to update three systems.
How is this different from a task list?
Tasks and campaign enrollments update automatically based on call disposition, rather than requiring someone to manually advance or cancel them.
Does this work for SMS and email follow-up too?
Yes, the campaign engine runs SMS and email cadences (via SendGrid) with the same disposition-triggered logic as the dialer follow-up.
What happens to follow-up on a do-not-call contact?
Setting the do-not-call flag removes the contact from every queue — dialer, SMS and email campaigns, and tasks — in one action.
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