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CRM / robots
We configure robots and triggers not “for show,” but for specific losses and funnel actions: auto-tasks, notifications, changing the person in charge, control of delays, warming up after a pause, reactions to client silence and internal checks by stage.
What doesn't work
What we are setting up
What does the business get?
Automation blocks
What should happen: new lead, status change, no response, field filled out.
What the system does: sets a task, changes the person responsible, sends a notification, creates a reminder.
Under what circumstances should the script work, and when should it remain silent?
After what time does control or escalations turn on?
What to do if the client did not respond, rescheduled, went on pause or returned later.
How to make sure that the script really helps and does not just create unnecessary notifications.
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Without a proper funnel, robots will work chaotically and will not reflect the transaction process.
Robots are part of the overall automation system, and not separate magic inside CRM.
So that triggers work not only inside CRM, but also on communication channels with the client.
To measure how robots impact response rates, latency, and lead loss.
FAQ
No. What is needed is not “a lot of robots,” but several scenarios that actually cover losses and manage the next step.
One is more often responsible for the action within the stage, the second is for the reaction to the event. But what is more important is not the term, but the logic that you build for the sale.
Yes, if the scenario takes into account the stage of the transaction, the communication channel, the pause of the client and the moment when a second touch is actually appropriate.
