Finish what they started.
Every application you paid for gets a second chance. The moment an applicant stops halfway, Ferox LeadRescue sends them a link back to the same application, with everything they typed still there. Your CRM receives a complete file instead of an empty shell. Built for lenders first.
You paid for the click. Then the form lost them.
A customer clicks your ad, starts the application, fills in a few fields and stops. What happens next usually works against you.
Paid for, then gone
The budget that brought the applicant in is already spent. When they stop halfway, it is spent for nothing.
No second chance
A half-finished application waits for someone to notice it. Usually nobody does.
Empty files downstream
The incomplete lead goes to the back office anyway, and an agent opens a record with nothing in it.
Four steps, and nobody on your team lifts a finger.
Your CRM hears about the application only when it is complete.
They stop, we see it
Progress is tracked field by field. The moment an applicant leaves, the lead is marked unfinished.
Reached in their channel
A short service message with one secure link. Nothing to retype.
The same application, pre-filled
Everything they entered is kept, and they are asked only for what is missing.
A complete file for your CRM
The hand-off waits until the application is finished, and every step is logged on the lead’s record.
More funded loans from the same budget.
The same engine works for abandoned baskets and sign-ups. Lenders are where we start.
Protects acquisition spend
Leads you have already paid for get another chance instead of evaporating.
A clean back office
Agents and the loan system receive complete applications, not shells.
Compliant by design
A service message, a link with no personal data in it, and an audit trail on every lead.
A plugin, not a migration
LeadRescue sits next to the CRM you already run. Nothing to move, nothing to retrain.
Already at work for a consumer lender.
LeadRescue is bringing back real applications for a consumer lender right now. When the pilot ends, we will publish the numbers: how many applicants came back, how many finished, and how many became funded loans within 7 and 30 days.