Sales · simulation
Lead follow-up
A person asks for a quote, and the next touch lives in someone’s memory.
The preview captures a sample inquiry and lays out three follow-ups, stopping the sequence once a reply exists.
Simulation only. Buttons on this page do not send email, create records, or change QuickBooks, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or any other system.
Workflow sequence
- 01
Inquiry arrives
- 02
Acknowledgement is prepared
- 03
Day 2 and day 5 are scheduled
- 04
Owner sees the new lead
How a sequence is meant to behave
Sample data| Touch | When | Purpose | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Immediately | Acknowledge the inquiry | Prepared |
| 2 | Day 2 | Check in | Scheduled |
| 3 | Day 5 | Useful note, then stop | Scheduled |
Sample website inquiry
Fictional contact. Submitting it does not email anyone.
Touch 1 is immediate. Touch 2 is two days later. Touch 3 is five days later. A reply stops the sequence. A referral also alerts the owner.
Preview log
ReadySystem actions inside this simulation
Lead captured
Row created in the preview
Touch 1 prepared
Acknowledgement, not sent
Sequence queued
Day 2 and day 5
Owner notified
Shown in the log only
Audit line
Timestamp kept here
| Time | Event | State |
|---|---|---|
| Run the preview to see the sequence. | ||
What a typical implementation includes
Automation Starter · $2,500
What a typical implementation includes
The live demo described about five hours a week versus manual follow-up. That is an illustration, not a promised saving.
- A form trigger from the website or a sheet you already use
- A row in a spreadsheet, list, or the CRM you already have
- Three emails in your words: acknowledgement, check-in, and a useful note
- An owner notification
- A stop when the person replies
- A log of each touch and a 30-day adjustment window
Quoted separately: A CRM migration, ad-platform connections, or messages written by a model.
Scoped add-on
Integrations that cost extra
Direct connections are quoted after we see the system. An export or a spreadsheet is not the same thing as a native integration.
- Deal-stage updates in a CRM you already pay for
- A scheduling link in touch 2
- A text message for high-intent referrals
- A simple hot-lead flag
- A monthly count of replies