The AI Lead Reactivation Engine For every major broker CRM

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For Australian mortgage brokers

You already paid for these leads. Go and get them back.

An automation that emails, texts and AI-phone-calls every dead lead in your CRM, reads what comes back, and hands you only the people ready to talk. You set it up once, on a Tuesday morning, and then you stop thinking about it.

Yours in 60 seconds 30-day money-back guarantee From The Broker Times, read by 22,000+ brokers
0Make blueprints you
import, not build
0Channels: email,
SMS and AI phone
0Broker CRMs
covered
0minFrom download
to first send
A broker going through numbers with a young couple across a desk

Built for real broker teams

Every settlement starts as a conversation you almost did not have.

One broker or a team of nine, the engine works the same way. It goes back through the people who already enquired, restarts the conversation properly, and hands you only the ones worth your afternoon.

You are not buying software that watches your pipeline. You are buying the follow-up you keep meaning to do, done properly, for eight hundred people at once, in your own words.

  • They already know you. These are your enquiries, not a cold list.
  • They already consented. Every message carries an opt-out, honoured instantly.
  • You only meet the warm ones. The rest is handled without you.
Editorial illustration of a broker at night beside a large network of dormant client records, with one cluster lit up in red

The conversation you are not having, with people who already raised their hand.

The problem

Every broker is sitting on a graveyard.

Hundreds, often thousands, of people who once enquired about finance, never converted, and have not heard from you since.

You paid for those leads. You already have permission to contact them. Some of them have since bought a house with somebody else. Some are still looking. You do not know which, because following up eight hundred people by hand is nobody’s idea of a Tuesday.

So the list sits there, quietly going stale, while you spend money acquiring new leads that cost ten times more than the ones you already own.

The uncomfortable part. Your dormant list is not neutral. Every month you leave it alone, more of those people settle a loan with somebody who did bother to follow up.

Do the sum first

What a typical dormant list is actually worth

Conservative settings. 1,200 contacts, 65% gone quiet, a 3% reply rate, and only one in five real conversations turning into a settlement.

0contacts in the CRM
0gone quiet
0replies
0real conversations
$0upfront plus three years of trail

Assumes a $600k average loan, 0.65% upfront and 0.165% trail. Your numbers will be different, which is exactly why we built you a calculator instead of asking you to trust ours.

What actually goes out

Not a mail merge. A different message for every person.

The AI reads what you already know about the lead and writes to that. Here is genuine output from the engine, unedited.

Step 1 · Email
Subject: Still weighing up the Brunswick place?

Hi Sarah,

We spoke back in March about finance for the Brunswick apartment, and then things went quiet on my end more than yours.

A lot has changed with servicing since then, so if you are still looking I would happily run fresh numbers for you. No charge and no obligation, just so you know where you stand.

Worth a quick chat?

Matt

Every email carries a one-line, plain-English opt-out.
Step 2 · SMS follow-up
Hi Sarah, Matt from Northside Finance. Sent you a note about your Brunswick finance. Still looking? Happy to run new numbers. Reply STOP to opt out.
Hi Matt, yes actually. We put it off but looking again in Feb.
Perfect. I will send you a couple of times that suit this week.
Only sent to leads with a mobile on file. Roughly triples the reply rate.
Step 3 · AI phone call
Outbound call · high-priority lead · 1m 48s
AIHi, is that David? I am calling on behalf of Northside Finance about the home loan enquiry you made with us last year.
DavidOh right. Yeah, we ended up holding off.
AICompletely understand. Are you still planning to buy at some point, or has that changed?
DavidNo, still keen. Probably early next year.
AII will get Matt to give you a call and map it out. Is Thursday morning any good?
Booked · deal created in CRM
Never quotes rates, never gives advice, never promises approval.

The half everyone forgets

Sending is easy. Reading four hundred replies is the hard bit.

A second workflow catches every response, works out what the person actually meant, and routes it. This is the part that turns a campaign into a system.

HOT

Deal created, note written, and you get pinged. Nothing else in your day changes.

WARM

Tagged, nurtured, and put back in the queue for a later touch.

LATER

Parked for ninety days, then quietly picked up again.

STOP

Suppressed immediately and permanently. No second chances, no accidents.

One lead, end to end

Seven seconds of work. None of it yours.

This is what happens to a single dormant contact from the moment the engine picks it up.

Picked upPulled from your CRM and checked for consent
WrittenA personal message from their own history
SentEmail, then SMS, then the AI call if needed
ReadThe reply classified in about a second
Handed overDeal created, note written, you get pinged

Multiply that by eight hundred, running quietly in the background, while you get on with the files already on your desk.

The install

You import a file. You do not build this.

Two JSON blueprints come in the pack. Drop them into Make and the entire engine appears on the canvas, already wired — every module, every safety filter, every prompt, every field mapping. You set one thing: your own definition of dormant. These are the real scenarios, screenshotted from a working account.

Blueprint 01 · the outbound engine
The TBT reactivation engine scenario on the Make.com canvas: eight connected modules from HubSpot through OpenAI to email, SMS and an AI phone call

Nine modules, already connected. Pull dormant leads, gate them on consent, write the message, split into email, SMS and phone, log it back to the CRM and stamp the record so nobody gets hit twice.

Blueprint 02 · the reply handler
The TBT reply triage scenario on the Make.com canvas: a reply comes in, the AI classifies it, and four routes handle hot, warm, not now and opt out

Ten modules and four routes, already connected. A reply lands, the AI reads it, and it goes hot, warm, park it or suppress — without you touching anything.

  1. Scenarios, then Create a new scenario
  2. The ... menu on the empty canvas, then Import Blueprint
  3. Choose the file. The whole thing appears.
  4. Sign in to your accounts. Done.

About four minutes per scenario. On Zapier there is no import file — Zapier does not allow it — so the Zapier guide walks you through the identical build screen by screen, with a real screenshot of every single click. Longer, but nothing is left to guess.

Get the engine — $149 AUD →

$399 → $149 · one-time · instant download

Open the box

This is what you are actually getting.

Not a course. Not a PDF of ideas. The working files, the finished scenarios and every word the system will ever say — already written, already tested, already wired up.

File 01 · Make blueprintImport
The outbound engine on the Make.com canvas
Nine modules, already connected. You upload the file. You do not drag a single module.
File 02 · Make blueprintImport
The reply triage workflow on the Make.com canvas
Ten modules, four routes. Hot, warm, later and stop — handled without you.
The email promptWritten
Write one short re-engagement email
to a dormant mortgage lead.

Use: first name, enquiry, suburb,
    months since contact.

Rules:
• Under 120 words, plain English.
Never quote a rate.
Never promise approval.
No urgency, no hype.
• One question at the end.
The prompt, not a template. It writes fresh for every lead instead of merging a form letter.
The prompt libraryWritten
  • Reactivation email — three tone variants
  • SMS follow-up, with the opt-out line built in
  • AI phone-call script and its guardrails
  • Reply classifier — hot, warm, later, stop
  • CRM note writer for the deal record
  • The tone lines you edit to sound like you
Plain text files. Tune the voice without touching the automation.
The field mappingsWired
firstname    → first_name
email        → email
mobilephone → mobile
lastmodified→ dormancy_check
lifecyclestage→ consent_gate
hs_object_id → crm_record

// mapped in both blueprints
The boring part, done. This is where most DIY builds quietly break.
The reply classifierWritten
Triage a reply to a broker’s
reactivation message.

Return JSON only:
{
  “intent”: “HOT | WARM |
          NOT_NOW | OPT_OUT”,
  “confidence”: 0.0-1.0,
  “summary”: “CRM note line”
}

OPT_OUT beats everything.
If unsure, choose the safer one.
The prompt that does the reading, so four hundred replies never hit your inbox.
The compliance packIncluded
  • Consent gate — opt-outs can never pass through it
  • Opt-out wording for email and for SMS
  • Sending hours and daily volume caps
  • Spam Act, Privacy Act and Do Not Call notes
  • What the AI is forbidden from saying
  • A pre-launch checklist you tick before day one
Four minutes to read. The difference between a campaign and a complaint.
The setup guides38 pages
A page from the Zapier setup guide
Make, 15 pages. Zapier, 23. Every field, every value, a real screenshot of every click.

You type two things. Your first name and your business name. They are flagged as [YOUR FIRST NAME] and [YOUR BUSINESS NAME], and the guide tells you exactly where they are. That is the whole of the writing you have to do.

Pay someone to build it

$2,000–$6,000

Automation consultants in Australia sit around $150–$250 an hour, and a two-workflow build with AI prompts and CRM mapping is a 15–25 hour job.

Build it yourself

00 hours

Most of it is not the wiring. It is writing the messages, testing the prompts, and working out the compliance wording without getting it wrong.

Or start from this

$149 · ~20 min

Import two files, connect your accounts, change two placeholders, test it on yourself. That is the job.

Those rates and hours are indicative, not a quote — get your own if you want to compare properly. The point is only that the expensive part of this was never the software.

Compatibility

It runs on the CRM you already have

The pack includes a scenario for each major broker CRM. Only the first step and the last step touch your CRM. Everything in between is identical no matter what you run.

SalesforceNative
HubSpotNative
PipedriveNative
Zoho CRMNative
SalestrekkerAPI
ConnectiveAPI
LMG MyCRMAPI
EffiAPI
Finsure InfynityAPI
ActivePipeBridge
BrokerEngineBridge
AFG Suite360Bridge
Native  sign in and go API  subject to your aggregator granting access Bridge  via a Google Sheets staging layer

Straight answer about the closed ones. Some aggregator-owned platforms will not let an automation read them directly, and that access is granted by the aggregator, not by you. For those, the pack ships the bridge method: you export your dormant leads to a Google Sheet and the engine reads that instead. Everything downstream is identical, and it works everywhere without needing anybody’s permission.

What lands in your inbox

Twenty-three files. One ZIP. No waiting.

This is a complete, do-it-yourself pack. Everything you need is in it, and there is nothing else to buy.

  • Two Make.com blueprints — import the JSON and the whole engine appears on the canvas, already wired. No building by hand.
  • The complete Make guide — 15 pages, every step, every field, every value.
  • The complete Zapier guide — 23 pages, screen by screen with a real screenshot of every click, because Zapier cannot import a workflow file.
  • The prompt library — the exact prompts the engine runs, so you can tune the voice without touching the automation.
  • The compliance pack — opt-out wording, consent gate logic, sending hours and a pre-launch checklist.
  • Free updates — refreshed prompts and new scenarios land on your download page as we build them, at no extra cost.

How the twenty minutes goes

  1. Download and import

    Two JSON files into Make. Or open the Zapier guide if that is your platform.

  2. Connect your accounts

    Your CRM, OpenAI, your mailbox, your SMS provider, and Retell AI if you want the phone channel.

  3. Make it sound like you

    Replace two placeholders with your name and business. Adjust the tone lines if you want to.

  4. Test it on yourself

    Add yourself as a contact, run it once, read what it writes. Reply STOP and watch it suppress you.

  5. Open the tap

    Twenty-five leads a day for the first week, then as many as your inbox can handle.

Get the engine — $149 AUD →

$399 → $149 · one-time · instant download

Who made this

Built by the people who write for 22,000 brokers every week.

The Broker Times covers what is actually happening in Australian broking: aggregator platforms, compliance, lender policy, and the tools brokers are quietly using to get their week back.

This engine came out of that. It is built around Australian rules, Australian language, and the specific mess of a broker CRM that has been running for six years. Not a generic sales sequence with the word “mortgage” pasted in.

Nobody needs another dashboard. Brokers need the follow-up to happen without them.
Editorial illustration of an Australian broking team at work with Sydney Harbour visible through the office windows

Runs the same whether you are one broker or a team of nine.

Buy this if

You have a few hundred old enquiries gathering dust, you are comfortable connecting one app to another, and you would rather spend forty minutes once than chase people by hand forever.

Do not buy this if

You want somebody to build it for you. This is deliberately do-it-yourself and we do not sell installs, which is the only reason it is $149 and not $2,000. Also skip it if you were hoping to point it at a purchased list. It will not do that.

30
DAY

Read it, build it, and if it is not for you, tell us.

Email us within 30 days of purchase and we will refund you in full. You keep the files. We would rather you had a good experience than $149 of ours you resent, and it is the same guarantee we put on everything else in the shop.

Before you buy

Straight answers

Do I need to be technical?

No, but you do need to be the kind of person who has connected two accounts together before, or is willing to follow a guide carefully for forty minutes. If that is not you, this is not the right product and we would rather tell you now.

What does it cost to run?

Roughly seven Make operations plus a fraction of a cent of OpenAI per lead contacted, on top of your own SMS and call charges. For most brokers that lands in the low tens of dollars a month. The leads themselves cost nothing, because you already own them.

Is this compliant?

The engine is built around consent. It only contacts people already in your CRM, every message carries an opt-out, opt-outs are honoured immediately and permanently, and the pack includes a checklist covering the Spam Act, the Privacy Act and the Do Not Call Register. It is your database and your licence, so you make the final call, but the guardrails are built in rather than bolted on.

Will the AI say something stupid to my clients?

The prompts forbid quoting rates, giving advice, promising approvals and manufacturing urgency. Before you go live you run it on yourself and read the output. We tell you to read the first ten messages it writes to real people, and you should.

Does it work with my CRM?

Yes. The pack includes a scenario for each major broker CRM in the grid above — Salestrekker, BrokerEngine, HubSpot, Salesforce, LMG, Connective and the rest. If yours is not on the list, a spreadsheet bridge is included as a fallback.

What exactly do I receive, and when?

A ZIP, on screen the moment you pay, and emailed as well. Two Make blueprint files, both setup guides as PDFs, the prompt library and the compliance pack. Twenty-three files. Bookmark the download page and you can re-download any time.

Do you install it for me?

No. We have kept it do-it-yourself on purpose so the price stays where it is. Everything you need is in the guides.

Why is it $149 when it says $399?

Because it is new. $399 is what it is worth against a single settlement, and $149 is the Broker Times reader launch price. Buy now and later updates are free.

Get the engine — $149 AUD →

$399 → $149 · one-time · instant download

A broker smiling while taking a phone call at his desk

What it is all for

It ends in a phone call, not a dashboard.

Every automation on this page exists to produce one thing: a person who already knows your name, picking up and saying yes, actually, we are still looking.

Monday morning. Three replies came in over the weekend. The engine already read them, sorted them and wrote the CRM notes, so the only decision left is which one you ring first.

The leads are already there

Start the conversation again with the people who already know your name.

Two blueprints, both guides, the prompt library and the compliance pack. One payment, instant download, yours to keep, and thirty days to change your mind.

$399 $149 AUD · once
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