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Imagine knowing which buyer is serious about purchasing the moment they submit your form.
They get lost because nobody qualifies them fast enough.
When a buyer fills a form, someone still has to open the responses, read everything, decide if the lead is serious, and then follow up. By the time that happens, the buyer is often already speaking with another agent.
To solve this, I built a simple AI Buyer Qualification Workflow.
Now the moment a buyer submits a Typeform:
• The lead details are captured automatically
• AI analyzes the responses and classifies the lead based on buying timeline
• 🔥 Hot Lead — Buying immediately
• 🟠 Warm Lead — Planning within 1–3 months
• 🔵 Cold Lead — Planning within 4–6 months
The system then:
• Saves the lead and score into Google Sheets
• Sends a priority email alert through Gmail with all the lead details
This means agents instantly know which leads require immediate follow-up and which ones can be nurtured.
No manual sorting.
No delays.
Just clear and prioritized leads ready for action.
Feel free to explore this template and see how it works with real data:
https://lnkd.in/gH8NfC5Y
If you need a customized version for your workflow, feel free to contact me on naveenkumarraju000@gmail.com.
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