ActivEngage Flip2txt Leads the Way in Innovation
Company says call-management service transforms how car dealerships and callers connect with seamless call-to-text transition

Company says technology allows dealerships to take control of inbound calls, ensuring constant accessibility, even during the highest volume periods.
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Automotive messaging and consumer engagement provider ActivEngage introduced Flip2txt, a solution designed to transform the way car dealerships receive and manage calls. Flip2txt offers comprehensive call-management services with a convenient call-to-text transition feature, ensuring that dealerships can provide uninterrupted, people-powered inbound call support and engagement for callers around the clock.
“Flip2txt represents a significant step forward in the call management technology available for car dealerships today,” said ActivEngage CEO Ted Rubin. “We believe this product will revolutionize how dealerships streamline their communication processes with clientele, making it easier than ever for customers to call and connect at any time while still delivering exceptional service.”
Flip2txt Innovation Highlights
Using Flip2txt, dealerships can take control of their inbound calls, ensuring constant accessibility and top-notch customer experiences, even during the highest volume periods. Testing proved this ultimately leads to increased customer satisfaction and more productive interactions.
With the Flip2txt innovative call-management technology, ActivEngage customers can expect:
Interactive menu that lets consumers effortlessly transition between traditional voice calls and text messages by simply pressing a button, ensuring no communication opportunity is missed
24/7 call reception and engagement essential for after-hours callers spanning different zones or locations
Unmatched efficiency in hold time reduction, uninterrupted customer support, and productive engagement without compromising conversation quality.
“In an era where connectivity is paramount, our groundbreaking call management service is poised to change the game in how car dealerships interact with callers,” said CTO Michael Third. We’re not only bridging connections; we’re redefining the communication process for automotive.”
For more informatin, visit ActivEngage's website.
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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