Two-way CRM sync
Agents read account context before acting and write results back in real time. A rep's manual edit always wins.
applyd.ai answers new leads, qualifies them against your rules and follows up across channels.
Five agents, one job each. Every stage has a written rule for when a person takes over, and your CRM stays current throughout.
Picks up leads from forms, site chat, shared inboxes and ad lead forms. Removes duplicates and enriches the record before anyone looks at it.
Hands to a person whenthe lead belongs to an open opportunity. It goes straight to that owner.
You set the hand-off rules before launch and can change them at any time. Agents never negotiate, discount or commit on your behalf unless you allow it.
The agents run on a multi-tenant platform with the controls sales leaders and security reviewers ask about first.
Agents read account context before acting and write results back in real time. A rep's manual edit always wins.
Each business unit, region or brand gets its own data, playbooks and permissions.
Email, SMS, WhatsApp, chat and voice land in a single conversation, so a rep never asks the same question twice.
Compare response time and conversion for agent-handled and rep-handled leads, stage by stage.
Every pilot runs agents on a share of your leads and compares them with your current process. These are the numbers we report back.
Median minutes from lead creation to first reply, agent versus team.
Share of leads reaching your fit threshold, with the reasons logged.
Meetings that took place, not just booked, per hundred leads.
Required fields filled on agent-worked records versus manual ones.
Link your CRM, inboxes, calendars and lead sources. Nothing changes for your reps yet.
Set qualification criteria, hand-off points and approved messages with your team.
Agents take a share of leads. You review the results and decide whether to widen the rollout.
We share our security documentation under NDA as part of every enterprise evaluation.
The demo uses your funnel stages and hand-off points, not a generic script.