Revenue Recovery
Pulse
Revenue Recovery System
Built for boat dealerswho are done losingafter-hours calls.
Done-for-you lead systems for boat dealers. Your process mapped, the system built around it, handed over running.
Done-for-you lead systems for boat dealers. Your process mapped, the system built around it, handed over running.
Three places it happens, every week, at every dealership.
The phone rings. Everyone's out on the water or closing up. It goes to voicemail. He doesn't leave one, he calls the next dealership.
You sent it Tuesday. It's Thursday. Nothing. You meant to follow up. Then a customer walked in, and a motor came off a transom, and it's Thursday again.
Your best two days for buyers. Your phone is a voicemail box.
How many are sitting in your call log right now? You don't know. That's the problem.
Every call answered. Every missed one texted back. Every quote chased on a schedule instead of when someone remembers.
Process review first. No lock-in, no guarantees on numbers we haven't seen.
Every lead gets a stage, a value, and a next step. Watch one move through it, all the way to won or lost, no one has to remember where it's at.
Built and tested end to end before it goes live in your account.
Same dealership, same team, same phone number. The only thing that changes is whether a lead has somewhere to go when nobody picks up.
Result: you only see the leads that chased you.
Result: every lead has a next step attached.
Same dealership. Same team. Nothing falls through.
We start with your process, not a template. One call to map how leads actually reach your dealership and where they go quiet, then you see the build before anything goes live.
Process review first. No lock-in.
None of it needs anyone at the desk. Here's what's actually running.
We map your dealership's actual customer journey before touching the platform. Every lead source, every handoff, every gap. Nothing gets built without it.
Your hours, your staff, your transfer numbers, your pipeline. The engine already exists; this is where it becomes yours.
Your boats, motors, and services, so the agent answers with your catalogue and not a guess. Where a spec is uncertain, it captures a quote request instead of inventing an answer.
Every workflow is run against live scenarios: after-hours calls, no-shows, quote requests, cancellations, until each path is handled.
We walk the whole system on a screen share. Every stage, every message, every trigger. Nothing goes live until you sign off.
Launch, training session, documentation, and support after go-live.
The Revenue Recovery System is built for the way a dealership actually works: seasonal buyers, configure-to-quote pricing, service and sales sharing one phone, and a small team that can't always reach it.
Not a generic template with "boat" swapped into the headline. The pipeline, the follow-up cadence, and the agent's knowledge base are built around how boats get sold and serviced.
The same configure-to-quote pricing your team uses at the helm is what the agent quotes from, not a generic price list.
See how quoting worksSales and service share one phone number. Every call is logged against the right customer record whether it's a new-boat lead or a warranty question.
Talk through your setupTrade and repower questions get captured and routed the same as a new-sale lead, not lost because they came in as a "quick question."
Ask about trade-insA lead who walks the lot after hours and scans a QR code gets the same follow-up sequence as a phone call, seasonal buyers don't just wander off.
Book a callNot every dealership needs the same system. The build level is set by how you already handle calls and quotes, and by what you need the system to carry.
They'll know they're talking to an assistant, because it says so. What it won't do is pretend to be a person or leave someone stuck. Anything it can't handle goes to whoever you nominate.
You're not being handed a login and a manual. It's built, tested, and walked through with you before it goes live. The daily work is a pipeline board and notifications.
Because you're not buying a login. The setup fee is the build: your process mapped, the system configured around it, tested, and handed over running. The monthly is the platform and the management after that. Two different things, which is why they're billed separately.
The first step isn't a demo. It's a conversation about how your dealership handles calls, inquiries and quotes today. We map that together, then work out which build level makes sense. If there's no fit, you'll know on the call.
No demo. No pressure.
