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Lead Qualification Router

Score inbound leads and send hot opportunities to the right owner immediately.

Setup

from $599

Subscription

from $149/mo

Deploy time

3-5 days

Problem

High-intent leads sit in a shared inbox beside weak inquiries. Sales teams burn time on poor-fit conversations and miss the decision-ready buyer who filled out the same form two days ago. Routing is based on who happens to see the notification first, not on intent signal.

What it does

A new inquiry arrives via form, chat, or WhatsApp. The system reads company size, service interest, stated urgency, and source context. It scores the lead on a defined rubric (ICP fit, urgency, budget signal, channel), creates a CRM record with the score and context, routes high-score leads to the assigned owner via an immediate Telegram or Slack alert, places mid-tier leads in a follow-up queue, and marks low-score leads for review or exclusion.

Best for

B2B service businesses, clinics, real estate, education, SaaS

Setup scope

Intake source connection, ICP and scoring rubric definition, routing logic configuration per tier (hot/warm/cold), CRM record creation, alert and queue setup, and QA with 20 test lead scenarios across fit levels.

Monthly support

Score distribution review, routing accuracy checks, ICP rubric updates as business focus shifts, and lead conversion rate by tier tracking.

Expected outcomes

Route high-intent leads to the right owner within 2 minutes
Reduce time spent on poor-fit inquiries by 50%+
Give managers a real-time visible qualification queue

Payback signal

1-3 recovered deals

Typical break-even target for a first deployment conversation.

ROI lens

This system is designed to pay back when it reduces lost leads and weak follow-up enough to protect about $447 in monthly value.

Monthly value target

$447

Primary lever

lost leads and weak follow-up

Deployment model

Manual setup + monitored subscription

Implementation exampleB2B service business or clinic

Before

  • High-intent and low-intent inquiries arrive in the same shared inbox
  • Team works poorest-fit leads first because they noticed them first
  • Routing based on who happened to see the notification — not intent signal
  • Decision-ready buyers wait 4–8 hours for a first response
  • Manager has no visibility into lead quality distribution or response speed

After FlowOps

  • Every inbound inquiry scored on ICP fit, urgency, and budget signal
  • Hot leads routed to the assigned owner within 2 minutes via Telegram alert
  • Mid-tier leads placed in a structured follow-up queue with context
  • Low-score leads marked for review or exclusion before any effort is spent
  • Manager sees real-time qualification queue with score and routing status

Signal — Routing the right leads to the right owner at the right speed is the clearest operational lever for improving close rate without adding headcount.