Automate Your Sales Pipeline
Every inbound lead captured, enriched, qualified against your own rules, written to your CRM, and booked — with the message to the customer still going out on a human click.
Seamlessly integrates with
- HubSpotHubSpotCRM records, deal stages, and approval queues
- SalesforceSalesforceCRM records and pipeline sync for larger teams
- SlackSlackWhere the system asks a human to approve or edit
- GmailGmailInbound capture and outbound drafts held for review
- QuickBooksQuickBooksWhere processed invoices land, already coded
- WhatsAppWhatsAppBusiness API for customer conversations
- n8nn8nThe workflow layer you own outright
- AlbatoAlbatoUniversal MCP access to the long tail of apps
- MakeMakeAlternative workflow runtime where it fits better
- + your stack
Every step visible. The important decision stays human
The system moves routine work forward and stops at the exact moment judgement, policy, or customer trust requires a person.
- 01
Capture
Form, inbox, ad, or chat — every inbound lead lands in one place instead of four.
- 02
Enrich
Company size, role, and context attached before anyone opens the record.
- 03
Qualify
Scored against the rules you already use, not a vendor default.
- 04
Write to CRM
Contact, deal, stage, and owner created in HubSpot or Salesforce.
Approve & send
You decideThe rep reads the drafted reply, edits if needed, and sends it.
- 06
Book
Calendar link handled, meeting written back to the deal record.
- To
- dana@northsidedental.com
- Subject
- Re: Website enquiry — 3 locations
Hi Dana, Thanks for getting in touch. You mentioned three locations and front desk staff spending most of the morning on scheduling calls. That is the exact case we handle first: intake in one place, routing by location, confirmations sent automatically. Worth 20 minutes on Thursday?
- Form submission
- Company size: 3 locations
- Pages viewed: Pricing, Support
- Prior email thread
The operating change in plain language
- Leads arrive across a form, two inboxes, and a phone
- First reply lands the next business day, sometimes later
- Qualification depends on who happened to pick it up
- CRM is updated on Friday, from memory
- One intake path, every source, timestamped
- Draft reply ready in minutes, sent by a person
- Same qualification rules applied every time
- CRM is the record, updated as it happens
A complete sales workflow, ready to run
One intake path for every inbound source you use
Enrichment and qualification against rules you approve
HubSpot or Salesforce connected through scoped OAuth
Drafted replies queued for a rep to review and send
Meeting booking written back to the deal record
Failure alerting, so a broken form is noticed by us first
Scope, controls, and operating costs made visible
Ownership, accuracy, and the failure cases
Will the AI hallucinate?
It can, which is why nothing it writes reaches a customer unreviewed. Drafts are held for approval, answers are generated only from sources you supplied, and anything the system is unsure about is routed to a person instead of guessed at.
Do I own the workflows?
Yes. Everything is built inside your own n8n, Albato, or Make account, and the prompts and documentation are handed over with it. If we stop working together the system keeps running, and you can hand it to any other developer.
Does it email prospects on its own?
No. The agent prepares the message inside your CRM and stops. A person reads it and clicks send. That boundary is the design, and it does not move without you asking for it.
Which CRM do you support?
The current solution design supports HubSpot and Salesforce paths. Other systems are checked for authentication, API coverage, limits, and the required actions before they enter the scope.
What happens to leads that do not qualify?
They are still captured and tagged with the reason, so nothing is silently discarded and you can review the rule later if the mix of enquiries changes.
Automate Your Sales Pipeline
Show us the current process and the tools it touches. We will map the first useful scope and where human approval belongs.
