The Agentic Stack
Select an agent to view its full VBR playbook — including verbatim outreach scripts across SMS, Email, and Voice for each trigger type.
96% of website visitors leave without a trace. On a 6,000-visitor/month site that is 5,760 ghost visitors — roughly 22% identifiable through the Parity Intelligence Graph. This agent identifies them, assigns the right VBR, and triggers personalized outreach before they reach a competitor.
Your CRM holds hundreds to thousands of leads that went cold — not because the customer lost interest, but because the follow-up was generic and the timing was wrong. This agent scans your full lead database continuously, detects the exact moment a data-verified VBR applies, and reactivates with a reason specific to that customer's situation.
Your service drive generates more customer touchpoints than your sales floor — and most of the revenue from missed follow-ups, declined repairs, and ignored recalls disappears without a trace. This agent monitors every open RO, declined repair, service interval, and recall in real time and turns each one into a structured VBR-triggered outreach sequence.
Financial windows open and close constantly across your DMS — equity positions shift, leases enter their pre-maturity window, rate environments change. Your sales team cannot monitor every customer continuously. This agent does. It watches the full customer database for financial moments and acts on them the day they appear.
Every dealer group has a database of customers who bought, serviced, then disappeared — not to a competitor, but to silence. This agent re-engages them using personalized, ownership-record-validated outreach tied to real data events in their history. The tone here is warmer and less transactional — these are existing relationships, and the language reflects that without being sentimental.
This is a pure inbound response agent — it only fires when a buyer has already reached out. Every trigger in this stack begins with a consumer action: a call that went unanswered, a form submitted at 10 PM, a voicemail left on a Saturday. The agent responds within minutes to signals that would otherwise wait until Monday morning.
VBR Playbook — 8 Inbound Trigger Types Across 3 Signal Sources