New lead
The request is validated, enriched with source, categorized, and assigned a task.
Commercial processes Sales teams with inbound leads from site, Telegram, email, and ads
We map the path from first contact to the next required action: the system moves data; the manager joins the substantive conversation.
The manager joins with a filled card and a next action.
Every lead gets a card, status, and mandatory task; the manager sees captured context
Contacts are typed into CRM by hand, qualification is inconsistent, and the next action is forgotten
lead → qualification → CRM deal → manager task
Engagement trigger
Ads bring requests, but speed and completeness depend on the individual manager
Working scenarios
Demonstration routes, not client results. Exact logic depends on your rules, data, and systems.
The request is validated, enriched with source, categorized, and assigned a task.
The system gathers confirmed parameters and drafts a proposal the manager reviews.
A rule creates a reminder or agreed touch; the outcome returns to the process.
A good fit for
Sales teams with inbound leads from site, Telegram, email, and ads
Capture source data, check required fields, and set the next step before the manager contacts.
Tasks, reminders, delay alerts, and result logging at each stage.
Agreed messages and tasks triggered by events, not random manual picks.
How we launch
Tools are chosen after we verify inputs, exceptions, and the success criterion.
Sources, required data, stages, and real stop causes.
Owners, SLAs, transition conditions, and exceptions per stage.
Forms, Telegram, email, payments, and the lead tracking system.
Tasks, documents, notifications, and checks on process events.
Unhandled leads, delays, and reasons for manual intervention.
Solution scope
Automation does not replace negotiation or fix contradictory sales rules
01Automation cannot fix an undescribed process or contradictory rules
02Negotiation content and high-stakes decisions stay with the manager
03Messages launch only on agreed grounds and scenarios
Not necessarily. We review its API and limits first, then automate around the current process or propose minimal changes.
Yes. Each channel keeps its source, while data maps to one structure and handling rules.
It can collect facts and apply formal rules. Subjective or high-stakes judgments should stay with the manager.
We can draft from validated parameters and templates, leaving final review to a human.
Time to first action, share of leads without a next step, loss causes, and volume of manual copying.
First step
We'll map inputs, exceptions, and constraints. You leave with a priority scenario and a next step — no obligation to start a project.