PeakPilot texts your leads back in seconds, qualifies them, and re-engages the ones gone cold. Every message it sends logs proof of consent, quiet hours, and AI disclosure.
See what a sent message looks likeWHAT SENDING ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE
Here's one real message, and every check PeakPilot ran before it sent.
FROM NEW LEAD TO PROVEN SEND
PeakPilot does the fast, error-prone parts. The decision to send is always defensible, and always yours to review.
From a form, a portal, or a cold list. PeakPilot normalizes the number, scrubs it against DNC and litigator lists, and confirms consent before anything else happens.
A reply is ready in seconds. In the moment before it sends, PeakPilot re-verifies consent, quiet hours, and timezone, adds the AI disclosure, and screens the copy for Fair Housing. Every check runs at send time, never at draft time.
Nothing leaves without a record written first. Every send logs a court-admissible trail: the copy, the checks, and the timestamps, retained five years and scoped to your brokerage.
WHAT'S ACTUALLY DIFFERENT
These aren't marketing checkboxes. They're the specific rules that govern outbound SMS to a lead in Utah.
Consent and quiet hours get rechecked the instant a message sends, never back when it was drafted minutes or hours earlier.
Every AI text says it's AI, on first touch and whenever a lead asks. No disclosure buried in a settings page.
Protected-class language is screened out of a lead's record before it ever reaches a model.
Each agent is named individually on every consent record. No bundled or resold lead lists.
WHERE THIS STANDS
PeakPilot is running as a pilot with a small number of Utah agents right now. If AI follow-up that can defend itself is useful to you, I'd like to show you the rest of it.
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