Sales Automation
Sales automation connects lead capture, qualification, follow-up, and pipeline management into one workflow. It is best for teams that want faster response times and less manual CRM work.
Common projects include instant lead routing, automated follow-up, stage updates, and cleaner pipeline reporting.
Lead Capture
Forms, emails, and calls create CRM records automatically. No manual entry.
Follow-Up Sequences
Automated email and SMS sequences that never let a lead go cold.
Pipeline Tracking
Real-time pipeline visibility with automated stage updates and forecasts.
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By the numbers
Sales teams spend about 70% of their time on non-selling work such as data entry and admin, and reps who respond to a lead within 5 minutes are far more likely to qualify it than those who wait 30 minutes. Source: Salesforce State of Sales
Best for
Teams with 3+ reps, an existing CRM, and inbound leads arriving from more than one channel who lose deals to slow follow-up.
Not for
Solo founders closing under 10 deals a month, or teams whose pipeline data lives only in a spreadsheet — fix the CRM first.
Frequently asked questions
- How long does a sales automation build take?
- A single-workflow sales automation sprint typically ships in 1-2 weeks: process mapping, one live workflow, testing, and handoff.
- Which CRMs do you automate?
- HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce, Close, and Airtable-based pipelines. Anything with a public API can be connected via Make.com or n8n.
- Will automation replace my sales reps?
- No. It removes data entry, routing, and follow-up scheduling so reps spend their time on calls and negotiation instead of admin.
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