point lead score
Built from five parts, each with a stated reason.
Agents and teams
A daily queue for every agent, and a clear view of the exceptions for every manager.

From the AnchorIQ dashboard. Sample data.
point lead score
Built from five parts, each with a stated reason.
minute target
For first contact. A miss escalates to the team leader.
work queues
Overdue, new, follow-ups, retries and reactivation.
Point at a screen to see what it shows and what is included.
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Each lead scores out of 100 from five parts: fit, intent, engagement, recency and contactability. Every part shows its reason.
Fit 30, intent 25, engagement 15, recency 15, contactability 15
Managers can adjust a score, with the reason logged
A call, message or email is logged as opened until the agent records what happened: answered, no answer, invalid number, viewing booked, call back later or not interested.
Each outcome updates the stage and the next task
Do not contact removes a lead from every queue
A lead stays in the loop until it is won, lost or parked with a date to revisit. Point at a step to highlight it.
See the queue and scorecards on a walkthrough.
Scorecards show response time and stage mix per agent.
Overdue and escalated leads are listed for the team leader.
Response time sits beside conversion for every team.
No. It is a points formula with five parts, and each part shows why it scored as it did.
Not by default. It is reporting only unless you choose to turn write-back on.
After the attempt limit they move to Future prospect with a date to revisit.