Your criteria
Define what qualified means for your business: service, timeline, budget range, location, decision-maker.
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Join early accessCustomers answer qualification questions in passing: “before June”, “around 20k”, “my husband decides”. The assistant highlights those answers, maps them to your criteria and suggests a status. Your team confirms it.
Forms ask everything at once. Conversations reveal it over a day or two, in the customer’s own words. Teams either re-ask questions the customer already answered, or skip qualification and waste time on poor fits.
Without it
With inChat
Define what qualified means for your business: service, timeline, budget range, location, decision-maker.
Each detected answer is shown with the message it came from, so you can judge it in a glance.
If the timeline is missing, the assistant suggests a natural way to ask.
Suggestions don’t change a lead’s status until a teammate accepts them.
Language models misread tone, sarcasm and context. A customer who says “that’s expensive” might still buy. That’s why this is a suggestion layer, not a scoring engine that hides leads from your team. Every lead stays visible, whatever the assistant thinks.
Our lead qualification question templates are a good starting point.
Each criterion becomes a custom field the assistant can propose values for.
Confirm, correct or ask the suggested follow-up question.
What it does, how it’s designed, and what’s still being decided.
Ask us something elseNot in the usual sense. Lead scoring assigns a number from many signals. This is closer to a checklist: it shows which of your qualification criteria the customer has answered, with the evidence. The glossary explains the difference.
No. Every lead stays visible and a person decides.
Not yet. It’s a concept in development and its scope may change based on early-access feedback.
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