Sales & CRM Automation
Every enquiry captured, owned and followed up — without anyone remembering to do it.
How the system works
Illustrative interface01Customer enquiry
Enquiry receivedSampleCustomerNeed 5,000 units of an industrial component. Can you quote?02AI qualification
AI qualification- Intent
- New RFQ
- Priority
- High
- Product
- Industrial component
03CRM
CRM recordIllustrative- Lead
- Created
- Status
- Qualified
- Source
- Web form
04Assign owner
OwnershipIllustrativeSales — assigned by ruleAssigned05Follow-up
TaskIllustrativeFollow up on the new enquiry
- Owner
- Assigned salesperson
- Due
- Today
- Status
- Scheduled
06Sales pipeline
Sales pipelineIllustrative- NewStage
- QualifiedCurrent
- QuotationStage
- Won / lostStage
The problem
Enquiries are only as good as what happens after they arrive
A new enquiry comes in on WhatsApp at 6pm, another through the website form overnight, and a third from a phone call that never gets written down. Each one needs an owner and a timely reply, but there is no single list showing what has been answered and what hasn't.
Salespeople keep their own notes, in their own way, on their own phones. When someone is on leave, their open enquiries sit untouched. Management only finds out a lead went cold when the customer calls a competitor instead.
The result is not a shortage of leads — it's leads that were never properly owned, so the effort spent generating them is partly wasted.
- Enquiries sit in five inboxes
- Ownership decided informally
- Follow-up depends on memory
- Leads go cold unnoticed
Every step depends on someone remembering. Nothing connects to the next step on its own.
Why it happens
No single intake point
Enquiries land in inboxes, phones and forms that never talk to each other.
Ownership is informal
Whoever picks up the enquiry becomes responsible, with no record of who that was.
Follow-up depends on memory
Reminders exist in someone's head or a sticky note, not in a system.
What we automate
The work this system takes off your team
- Pulling enquiries from WhatsApp, email, web forms and calls into one record
- Assigning an owner automatically based on rules you set
- Sending follow-up reminders on a schedule until the enquiry is closed
- Logging every interaction against the customer, not against a person's phone
- Flagging enquiries that have gone quiet for management review
- Handing qualified enquiries into the quotation process without re-typing
Before and after
What changes on the ground
Before: scattered work
- Enquiries sit in five inboxes
- Ownership decided informally
- Follow-up depends on memory
- Leads go cold unnoticed
Information is copied between tools by hand. Nothing is connected, so nobody can see the full picture without asking someone.
With ReLeaf: one connected system
- 01One enquiry listEvery channel in one place
- 02Clear ownershipAssigned automatically
- 03Scheduled follow-upNothing waits on memory
- 04Visible pipelineManagement sees stalled leads
Each step hands the next one the information it needs. Work moves forward on its own and management can see where every job stands.
Use cases
Where businesses apply it
Distributor with multiple sales staff
Enquiries split across five phones are pulled into one pipeline so no customer is contacted twice or missed entirely.
Manufacturer with long sales cycles
RFQs stay owned and visible through weeks of back-and-forth instead of getting buried in email threads.
Services firm chasing proposals
Every proposal sent gets an automatic reminder cadence instead of relying on the consultant to remember.
Who benefits
- Sales team
- A single list of what needs attention today, instead of juggling apps.
- Sales manager
- Visibility into every open enquiry and who owns it, without asking.
- Business owner
- Confidence that leads are being worked, not lost.
Possible integrations
- WhatsApp Business API
- HubSpot
- Zoho CRM
- Google Sheets
- Microsoft 365
- Excel
We work with what you already run. If a tool is not listed, we look at whether it can connect before recommending a change.
Implementation
How we put this in place
- 01
Map your enquiry sources
We list every channel enquiries currently arrive on.
- 02
Design ownership rules
We agree how enquiries should be assigned across your team.
- 03
Build the pipeline
We connect the channels into one CRM view with automatic reminders.
- 04
Run alongside the old way
We test it on live enquiries before switching over fully.
Questions we usually get asked
Related systems
Industries we build this for
Stop losing enquiries between channels
Tell us how enquiries reach you today and we'll show you where they're falling through.

