Shadyy AI

Shadyy Lead Qualification: Prepare Enquiries for Review

Help sales reviewers understand an enquiry before deciding what to do next. A custom Shadyy workflow can be scoped to organise approved information and prepare a recommended next action.

Define qualification using observable facts

Specify the fields your sales team needs, such as the stated business problem, requested service and timing. Distinguish information supplied by the prospect from assumptions. Missing facts should be flagged for follow-up rather than invented to produce a complete-looking record.

Keep judgement and outreach under control

Agree whether the workflow only prepares a summary or also drafts a response. Define who approves the next step and when an enquiry must be escalated. Lead qualification should not become an unexplained score that a salesperson cannot check against the original message.

Measure review quality

Compare completeness, correction frequency and time spent reviewing equivalent enquiries before and during a pilot. Track missed enquiries and incorrect routing as well as speed. The goal is a useful handoff, not a higher volume of automated messages.

A practical starting checklist

  1. Enquiry enters an approved source.
  2. Required fields are checked against agreed criteria.
  3. A summary and missing-information list are prepared.
  4. A salesperson reviews and chooses the next step.

Illustrative example

A fictional agency receives an enquiry requesting reporting automation without naming the current tools. The proposed workflow flags the missing systems and drafts a clarification for review.

This example is hypothetical, not a customer result or a tested product demonstration.

What to confirm before proceeding

This is a custom workflow concept, not a verified integration or automatic lead-scoring product. Source access, consent requirements and routing rules must be confirmed.

Scope a lead qualification workflow

Tell us about your requirements and the decisions you need to make. We can discuss the fit and scope before you commit to an implementation or partnership.