Territory
Route by location, market, listing area, service line, or any structured geography available to the workflow.
Translate territories, owners, groups, ponds, source rules, schedules, and first-answer logic into a handoff system that updates Follow Up Boss after the human connects.
Route by location, market, listing area, service line, or any structured geography available to the workflow.
Preserve agent-owned leads, treat ponds and groups differently, and define reassignment exceptions.
Use working hours, schedules, eligibility, escalation order, and fallback paths before ringing.
Ring multiple eligible agents while the lead stays on the line; assign the person who actually connects.
When no one answers, offer a calendar, schedule follow-up, or place the lead into an approved queue.
Record the selected agent, transfer result, summary, stage, tags, and next action on the FUB record.
Each handoff has a defined success, no-answer, decline, voicemail, disconnected, and retry path.
The tested design kept the lead on the call, rang eligible agents, and used the first successful answer as the handoff and assignment outcome.
We will turn it into a deterministic routing and fallback map.