Automate what happens after every customer action.

When a lead comes in or a call ends, Link can assign an owner, send the follow-up, place a call, or update the tools you already use.

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Say what should happen. Link builds the steps.

Start from a sentence instead of a blank canvas, then adjust the draft until it does exactly what you meant.

Describe it

Write what should happen in plain words. Link puts the steps together as a draft you can check.

Edit it on the canvas

Move steps around, add a branch, change an action, then deploy when it reads right.

Start from what the customer just did.

A new lead, a finished call, a conversation that ended, or a changed CRM record. Each one can start the next step on its own.

Give every lead an owner. Assign it to a salesperson the moment it arrives, and let them know where it came from.

Follow up without remembering to. Send the message, open a ticket, or post to the team when a call or chat ends.

When a comes in, Link puts it on your and while the lead is still interested.

The lead fills out your ad form

The workflow starts the moment the lead arrives, with the answers from the form.

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Pick how the follow-up call goes.

A workflow can call the customer four ways. Three are pay as you go and cost nothing when no one picks up.

The customer hears
Who answers first
Billed as
If nobody answers
Voice Drop
Your message
The customer
Pay as you go
$0
Live Transfer
A menu
The customer
Pay as you go
$0
Connect Call
Your teammate
Your team
Pay as you go
$0
Agent Connect
Your AI agent
The customer
Voice minutes
Billed by talk time

Recordings and transcripts come back to Inbox, next to the rest of the conversation. Agent Connect uses the same minutes as inbound calls.

See call rates

Update the systems your team checks.

Write to HubSpot or the Zoho fields you pick, update Shopify orders, send tickets to monday.com, or call any API with a webhook.

See every integration

Keep a person on the big decisions.

Automation handles the routine part. You choose where it stops and waits, and what it's allowed to do at all.

Add an approval step. The workflow pauses there until someone approves, then carries on with the next step.

Only the actions you turned on. A workflow can't do anything you haven't enabled, and unlimited workflows come with every paid plan.

Need named approvers and practice runs? See Procedures

Questions, answered.

Still unsure? Talk to a human.

Still unsure? Talk to a human.

Automate your first follow-up today.

Describe it in a sentence, check the draft, and deploy. 14 days, no credit card.