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The workflow

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Explore an illustrative interface, then go deeper into the architecture and decisions behind the work.

  1. Lead received
  2. Company research
  3. AI qualification
  4. CRM record
  5. Personalized message
  6. Meeting workflow
Lead operationsIllustrative example
A better first response.

A new enquiry

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Incoming
“We’re moving every lead from email into our CRM by hand. Can you help us automate it?”
One request.A useful place to start.

01 / Inside the system

The problem to solve

Inbound leads arrive across forms, email, and messaging channels. Each one requires manual research, a judgment call on fit, a CRM entry, and a first response — and the speed of that response largely determines whether the conversation happens at all.

In practice, research is skipped under load, qualification is inconsistent, CRM data decays, and follow-up is delayed by hours or days. The work is repetitive, but it carries commercial weight — which makes it a strong candidate for a governed automated system rather than a chatbot.

02 / Inside the system

How it fits together

  1. 01

    Intake

    Webhooks and inbox listeners capture enquiries from forms, email, and messaging channels into a single normalized event.

  2. 02

    Enrichment

    Company and contact context is assembled from external data sources — firmographics, size, industry, and public signals.

  3. 03

    Qualification

    A language model scores the lead against an explicit ICP rubric and returns a structured result — score, reasoning, and flags.

  4. 04

    CRM Write

    A typed, deduplicated record is created or updated. Every field written by the system is traceable to its source.

  5. 05

    Drafting

    A personalized follow-up is prepared using the enriched context — not a template with a first name merged in.

  6. 06

    Approval & Booking

    Outbound messages pass a human approval gate. Qualified leads route into a meeting workflow with calendar coordination.

03 / Inside the system

From input to outcome

  1. Capture

    An enquiry arrives through any channel and becomes a structured event with source metadata attached.

  2. Research

    The system assembles company context in seconds — the work a salesperson would otherwise do in fifteen minutes.

  3. Evaluate

    The lead is scored against the qualification rubric. Low-confidence results are flagged rather than forced through.

  4. Record

    The CRM is updated with clean, complete, structured data — the state the CRM should always have been in.

  5. Respond

    A contextual follow-up is drafted and queued for approval. Nothing sends without a human where that gate is configured.

  6. Route

    Qualified leads enter the meeting workflow; the sales team is alerted with full context attached.

04 / Inside the system

Decisions that matter

Structured outputs everywhere

Qualification returns a constrained schema — score, reasons, flags — never free-form text that downstream steps must parse.

Idempotent intake

Webhook handlers deduplicate on email and domain, so retries and double-submissions never create duplicate records.

Approval gate on outbound

Messages to prospects require human approval by default. Autonomy is expanded only where the client asks for it.

Full audit trail

Every decision — score, write, draft, approval — is logged with timestamps and inputs, so behavior is inspectable after the fact.

05 / Inside the system

When things go off-script

enrichment miss
Proceed with partial data and flag the record for manual review.
model timeout
Retry with backoff; escalate to the team if the lead remains unqualified.
crm api failure
Queue the write and retry; alert if the queue grows beyond threshold.
low confidence score
Route to a human with full context instead of guessing.

06 / Inside the system

What this demonstrates

  • Multi-system orchestration
  • Human-in-the-loop control
  • Structured LLM outputs
  • Auditability
  • CRM integration
  • Failure recovery

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