Re-engage inactive customers
Build follow-ups around quotes, bookings, renewals, inactivity, or defined customer milestones.
Athena Engage
Customers get busy, forget to rebook, or stop responding. Athena Engage is designed to help recognize when follow-up may be due and reconnect with eligible customers, subject to supported tools and permissions.
In development · Availability depends on your setup.

Athena Engage focuses on existing customer relationships. The intended workflows include follow-ups on outstanding quotes, repeat bookings, and re-engagement. CRM-triggered events and lifecycle automation are in development; outreach must follow your rules and the customer’s communication preferences.
Build follow-ups around quotes, bookings, renewals, inactivity, or defined customer milestones.
Set delays, quiet periods, frequency caps, and conditions for stopping a workflow.
Use permitted customer history and the reason for contact so follow-ups do not feel random.
When a customer responds, update the supported record, arrange the next step, or hand off to your team.
Illustrative workflow
Your CRM records the quote and its status.
For example, check the quote after 72 hours.
If accepted, rejected, opted out, or already handled, the workflow stops.
It verifies approved channel, consent status, timing, and frequency rules.
This could be a message, a task for staff, or a voice conversation when legally permitted and technically enabled.
Questions go to a person, a new meeting is arranged, or the record is marked complete.
Available actions depend on your solution, integrations, account eligibility, permissions, and release stage.
Illustrative use cases
A customer requested a quote but has not responded.
Athena's role: Check status, initiate an approved follow-up, capture questions, and arrange a conversation with the team.
Outcome to review: Quote replies and follow-up-assisted acceptances.A client cancels an appointment without choosing another time.
Athena's role: When appropriate, present rebooking options or gather their preferred time.
Outcome to review: Rebookings and unfilled slots reduced.A recurring customer has not returned in an expected interval.
Athena's role: If permission and policy allow, initiate a relevant check-in and make booking easy.
Outcome to review: Reactivated customers and repeat bookings.A trial user has not completed the next step.
Athena's role: Answer questions or help arrange a session, without pressuring the person or bypassing opt-outs.
Outcome to review: Qualified follow-up completions and trial-to-next-step rate.Agree on a baseline and review real outcomes as the workflow is tested. These are measures to track, not reported customer results.
CRM-triggered workflows are planned and are not currently available. A future connection would need to support the event, permissions, and follow-up rules for your workflow.
Not by default. Voice outreach requires the right technical setup, a permitted contact purpose, valid consent where required, and frequency rules.
A well-configured workflow checks the current record before acting and stops when the follow-up is no longer needed.
Not necessarily. Athena can be positioned as an execution layer inside your existing lifecycle workflows, providing a conversational step where that adds value.
Tell us which CRM events, bookings, or customer milestones matter to your team. Let's explore a follow-up workflow that fits your rules.