Recent platform upgrades across Driving for Dollars, the unified inbox, AI calling, and the contact workflow.
FlipMantis is no longer just capturing leads. It now helps you work them.
Driving for Dollars used to be a list of saved pins. Now it's a queue that tells you what to do with every lead and lets you do it in one tap.
Every lead lands in one of seven clear states — Confirm Address, Analyzing, Review, Skip Trace, Contact, Follow Up, Deal. The chip at the top tells you what is waiting. The button on the row does the thing.
When the GPS guess could be more than one house, we hold the lead until you confirm. Owner and property data only attach to the right parcel.
Skip trace refuses to run on duplicates, unconfirmed addresses, or properties without intel. Low-score leads only run with explicit approval. Every credit you spend is on a real candidate.
Tap Run Analysis on any confirmed lead. The property moves into the analyze queue without three menus and a detour.
The field has weak signal. The app doesn't care. Capture in a dead zone and everything syncs when you reconnect.
Property photos save, sync, and display in-app. Voice notes attach to the right lead and store cleanly. Typed notes during capture stay with the lead.
Ready-to-Contact leads expose Direct Mail as a contact channel from mobile. The mail flow continues on the web with the owner pre-selected.
Drive past the same house twice? The second save is flagged as a duplicate and never burns enrichment or skip trace credit. The canonical lead stays clean.
Review past drives and the leads captured along each route. See exactly what is saved locally vs. synced. Permission denials guide you to settings instead of failing silently.
A wave of work on the conversation layer — outbound AI calling, inbound reply parsing, in-app SMS composition, and a tightened contact workflow.
Dispatch a voice agent to call a lead. The agent runs the conversation, captures the outcome, and writes it back to the contact record. You review the call, the transcript, and the next step.
When an AI call surfaces a new lead — or matches an existing one — the system routes it the right way. No duplicate leads, no orphan calls.
When a contact replies, the inbox drafts a response in your voice. Edit and send, or send as-is. The draft references the conversation history and the lead context.
Replies to platform-sent emails route back into the inbox as threaded messages. No more checking a separate inbox.
Open a contact, tap SMS, write the message, send. No bouncing into the native messages app, no losing the conversation.
Every primary action on a contact record now does what it says — call, SMS, email, log activity, schedule follow-up, link to a deal, view timeline, run skip trace, send mail. Nine buttons, seven modals, all working end to end.
Email subject lines surface in the thread list. Channel badges tell you whether a message was a call, SMS, email, or mail. Overrides let you read whichever channel matters for that contact.
A series of foundational fixes that turned the inbox from a half-wired surface into a real communications hub. SMS, email, and calls all land in the same threaded view.
Sending an SMS now opens or extends a per-contact thread. The next reply attaches to the same thread. No more orphan messages.
Platform-sent email rides through the same inbox as SMS. Threads track replies via tokenized Reply-To addresses.
Inbound calls and voicemails appear in the same threaded inbox as messages. Listen, read the transcript, and reply in the same view.
New accounts open with a guided thread that walks through capture, contact, and convert. No more landing on an empty inbox with no context.
D4D has been rebuilt into a guided field workflow. Capture a property, confirm the address, analyze the lead, and move into contact or direct mail.