No lead is left behind.
Leads and customer contacts are followed up systematically through lead statuses, automated reminders, follow-up actions and clear responsibilities.
This is what your lead pipeline can look like.
Example Kanban board with fictional leads and a follow-up timeline so no lead is forgotten.
New lead
Follow-up required
Site visit scheduled
Proposal open
Follow up
Won / lost
Automated follow-up timeline
What happens automatically
What this service solves.
Lost enquiries
Prospects stop responding and nobody follows up.
Unclear status
Has the proposal been sent? Who is responsible? Nobody knows for certain.
Inconsistent follow-ups
Follow-up only happens when someone happens to remember.
Poor handovers
Information is lost between sales and back office teams.
How it works.
New lead
Created automatically in the CRM or sheet.
Set status
New → contacted → proposal → negotiation.
Reminder
A reminder is triggered after a defined number of days without a reply.
Follow-up
The follow-up draft is ready and the responsible person is notified.
Close / archive
Won, lost or paused — fully documented.
What your business gains.
Systematic follow-up instead of chance: more enquiries can become orders, and everyone can see exactly where each lead stands.
Automation with sound judgement.
- Follow-up emails are prepared as drafts. You decide for each case whether they are sent automatically or only after review.
- No unchecked automated decisions in critical cases — sensitive matters are always escalated to a person.
- No binding pricing, legal or personnel decisions without explicit approval.
- GDPR requirements are considered from the outset. A legal review is required before going live with real customer data, and test and live systems remain separate.
Useful next steps
Once this workflow is in place, these are often the most useful next steps:
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