Qualify bankruptcy leads from every call, text and web chat
Reads a first contact with a consumer bankruptcy firm and records the lead outcome, the pressures that make it urgent, whether a consultation was booked and how the person heard about the firm.
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Channel (call, SMS, web chat, email): Call
The whole conversation, oldest message first
- What is the outcome of this contact as a lead?Qualified100%
- Does the person say their wages are being garnished or are about to be?Yes92%
- Does the person mention a foreclosure or a sale date on their home?No92%
- Does the person mention a car repossessed or about to be repossessed?Yes95%
- Does the person mention being sued or having a judgment against them?No92%
- Does the person mention a suspended or threatened driver's license?No94%
- Does the person mention owing taxes to the IRS or the state?No94%
- Was a consultation booked by the end of the conversation?Booked100%
- How does the person say they heard about the firm?TV100%
- Does the person ask not to be called, texted or emailed again?No94%
These are real answers stored from one run on this example.
The prism behind it
Qualify bankruptcy leads from every call, text and web chat
Fields
- Channel (call, SMS, web chat, email)
- The whole conversation, oldest message first
Context
We are Lakeshore Debt Law, a consumer bankruptcy firm handling Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases in northern Illinois and northwest Indiana. The text is a conversation between our intake staff and someone who contacted us, oldest message first; it may have no speaker labels. The answers set the lead status and the follow-up; an intake specialist confirms them. Nothing here decides whether someone should file or which chapter, which only an attorney advises on.
Questions
What is the outcome of this contact as a lead? Choice
Does the person say their wages are being garnished or are about to be? Yes / No
Yes: Wages or a bank account are garnished, levied or frozen, or a garnishment is scheduled. No: No such statement appears.
Does the person mention a foreclosure or a sale date on their home? Yes / No
Yes: A foreclosure case, notice or sheriff sale date on their home is mentioned. No: No such statement appears.
Does the person mention a car repossessed or about to be repossessed? Yes / No
Yes: A vehicle was repossessed, booted or impounded, or repossession is threatened. No: No such statement appears.
Does the person mention being sued or having a judgment against them? Yes / No
Yes: A creditor lawsuit, court date or judgment against the person is mentioned. No: No such statement appears.
Does the person mention a suspended or threatened driver's license? Yes / No
Yes: The driver's license is suspended or threatened, for example over tickets, tolls or an accident judgment. No: No such statement appears.
Does the person mention owing taxes to the IRS or the state? Yes / No
Yes: Tax debt to the IRS or a state is mentioned. No: No such statement appears.
Was a consultation booked by the end of the conversation? Choice
How does the person say they heard about the firm? Choice
Does the person ask not to be called, texted or emailed again? Yes / No
Yes: The person asks to stop calls, texts or emails, in any words, such as stop, unsubscribe or do not call. No: No such request appears.
Lens columns
lead_outcome, lead_outcome_probability, wage_garnishment, wage_garnishment_probability, foreclosure, foreclosure_probability, vehicle_repossession, vehicle_repossession_probability, lawsuit_or_judgment, lawsuit_or_judgment_probability, license_suspension, license_suspension_probability, tax_debt, tax_debt_probability, consultation, consultation_probability, referral_source, referral_source_probability, do_not_contact, do_not_contact_probability
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