What would happen
A Thumbtack customer calls the number on your shop’s profile or the number you give them. If you miss it, the receptionist answers in your shop name and books or texts your on-call number.
Lead sources
On requestThumbtack is another US lead source. We list it for the same reason as Angi: some shops buy the leads, and a call to your shop number is something we can answer.
On request. Not live. There is nothing to switch on. We scope it with a client who is buying Thumbtack leads.
A Thumbtack customer calls the number on your shop’s profile or the number you give them. If you miss it, the receptionist answers in your shop name and books or texts your on-call number.
No Thumbtack API connection and no lead import. Leads that arrive as in-app messages, quotes, or requests stay in Thumbtack for your team to answer.
The same as any US deployment: ZIP coverage in place of Canadian postal codes, and text delivery to US numbers, which is not live yet.
You answer what you can. A missed call reaches the receptionist.
The receptionist takes the call at any hour you schedule. Urgent jobs text your on-call number.
What scoping would look like. These are not steps you can follow today.
We check which number Thumbtack leads actually call, and that it can be forwarded.
ZIP service areas and how US customers receive confirmations.
Before real calls, with you.
Not as a feature today. It is on request, and we would build it for a client who buys those leads.
No. The receptionist answers phone calls only.
To a Canadian number, yes. To a US number, not yet. That has to be sorted before a US deployment.