

Instantly follow up when you can’t answer—turn on auto-reply SMS or use a workflow for smarter routing and timing.
Missed inbound calls can quickly turn into lost opportunities if callers do not receive a fast response or confirmation message.
Missed Call Text Back automatically sends a follow-up SMS when a call is missed so the conversation can continue even when nobody answers live.
Without an automated response system, leads may move on before your team has a chance to call back or continue the conversation.
This guide will walk you through how Missed Call Text Back works so you can automate follow-up responses and reduce missed lead opportunities.
To begin, review what Missed Call Text Back does and how automatic SMS responses are triggered after missed calls.
Missed Call Text Back automatically sends an SMS to a contact when you miss an inbound call. It’s a simple way to keep the conversation moving—especially when you’re unavailable.
Best use: Send a short acknowledgment and a clear next step (reply, callback, or booking link).
When to use this: You want a fast setup with one universal message for all missed calls.
Avoid duplicates: If you use a workflow for missed call texts, disable the Missed Call Text Back toggle in Settings to prevent conflicting or double sends.
The built-in option can text back on every missed attempt. If a caller rings multiple times, they may receive multiple texts unless you add controls.
Example:
Hi {{contact.first_name}}, sorry we missed your call. Reply YES for a quick callback, or book a time here:
Keep the message short, human, and focused on one action. Personalize it in Settings (universal) or in Workflows (advanced).
Start with a quick auto-reply, then refine with workflows to control timing, prevent duplicates, and personalize follow-up.
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Go to Settings → Phone Numbers → Advanced Settings → Voicemail & Missed Call Textback, then turn on Missed Call Text Back and customize the message.
Use Automations → Workflows and start with the “Auto Missed Call Text Back” recipe. Edit triggers, filters, waits, and actions, then publish.
Yes, it can trigger for every missed call. For repeat callers, use workflow waits or tagging to prevent multiple texts.
No—use one approach. If you use a workflow, disable the Settings toggle to prevent duplicate or conflicting messages.
Add a ~20-minute wait step and/or tag-based filters (for example, “1st call” vs “2nd call”) to throttle responses.
Use Missed Call Text Back for fast setup, or a workflow recipe for full control—wait steps, tagging, and better customer experience.
Faster responses. Better lead capture.
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