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“Built an AI-powered lead generation workflow that captures, enriches, qualifies, and routes leads automatically using n8n.”
Your enrichment → qualification → routing workflow is a strong fit for independent threshold testing. I audit up to 25 anonymized records against the client’s ICP and return grounded pursue/pass/review decisions, contradictions, missing evidence, and a QA report within 24 hours....
Thanks, Jake. I appreciate the offer. I’m currently bootstrapping this, so $99 isn’t in my budget right now. I’d still be interested in understanding how you approach the audit and what you look for when testing qualification reliability.
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