Apply
Tell us about your business, the calls you need help with, your current phone setup, and whether scheduling matters. No payment is required to apply.
HOW IT WORKS
We configure it with you. Then we test it.
AfterTone combines missed-call recovery and native CRM tools around your business. You approve how Nova represents you, and your service goes live only after the required setup and checks are complete.
We review your setup
AfterTone confirms fit and identifies what your business needs. Approved customers receive a company-specific agreement and secure checkout.
Accept and get started
Accept your agreement and complete the $249 launch payment. Payment begins the setup process; it does not start your included service month.
Configure your business securely
Use Activation Setup to provide the details Nova and the call flow need: hours, services, service area, call rules, transfers, fallback, and scheduling preferences.
We build and test it
We configure your dedicated AfterTone number, Nova, forwarding path, AfterTone CRM, and scheduling rules when selected. You review Nova’s business-specific configuration before launch.
Go live after final review
After the applicable setup, carrier work, testing, approvals, and final review are complete, AfterTone activates your service. Your included first month starts at that production activation—not earlier.
YOUR NUMBER STAYS YOURS
Customers keep calling the number they already know.
Appropriate unanswered or busy calls can be forwarded into AfterTone. We provide carrier-aware setup guidance and verify the routing; you stay in control of your existing business number and forwarding.
FROM CALL TO CRM
When you cannot answer, the call still has somewhere useful to go.
Nova can answer with your approved business information, handle configured caller needs, collect details, schedule in AfterTone CRM when configured, transfer according to your rules, or use voicemail and safe fallback when needed.
Messaging follows its own approval path.
Missed-call text recovery is activated only after required customer authorization, carrier registration, configuration, and testing are complete. Voice service can move forward independently where appropriate.