Live Transfer Insurance Quote Opportunities
A live transfer only rings a desk that is on QuoteMasters HQ and can take it. Disposition, the recording, and the next ping stay on that lead, so the vendor, the caller, and the agency are not chasing three systems. Everyone’s job gets easier the more of you are on it.
One place
Disposition, the recording, and the next ping stay on the lead the agency is already working. Nobody is emailing a portal for the file.
Your desk
The call only rings a licensed desk that is on QuoteMasters HQ and can take it. You are not buying a ring and hoping someone is there.
Easier for everyone
The more agencies on QuoteMasters HQ, the more calls actually connect. The vendor, the caller, and the licensed desk are looking at the same lead.
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One place for the call, the recording, and the disposition.
When the vendor and the agency are both on QuoteMasters HQ, nobody is chasing the file in another system.
Frequently asked questions
What are live transfer insurance leads?
A live transfer is a call handed to an agency that is on QuoteMasters HQ and can take it. The recording and the disposition stay on that lead.
Why are live transfers valuable?
The vendor, the caller, and the agency are looking at the same lead. Everyone’s job gets easier when they are all on QuoteMasters HQ.
Are live transfers the same as booked appointments?
No. A live transfer is an active call handed to a desk that can take it. A booked appointment is a scheduled quote review.
The call only rings a desk that can take it.
When the vendor and the agency are both on QuoteMasters HQ, the recording and the disposition are already there. More desks on HQ means fewer calls that die because nobody was available.
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