Reply to every lead
Every form, call and email gets a quick reply, and follow-ups until they write back.
Lead follow-up automationI’m Fahad. I build automations for small businesses, so new leads get a reply, follow-ups go out on time, and your CRM stays up to date without anyone having to remember.
I pick tools based on what the workflow needs, starting with the ones you already pay for.
Most small businesses don’t lose leads because they’re bad at sales. They lose them because nobody wrote back until the next morning, and by then the customer had called someone else.
Every form, call and email gets a quick reply, and follow-ups until they write back.
Lead follow-up automationAn AI assistant answers the usual questions and sends you a summary of the rest.
AI voice & chat assistantsBooked calls and closed deals update your CRM or ClickUp, and the next person gets a task.
CRM automationNew n8n, Make or Zapier workflows, and fixes for the ones that fail without telling anyone.
n8n, Make & Zapier automationInvoices and forms get read, checked and added to your sheet or CRM. Odd ones come to you.
Document processing automationAnswer four quick questions and get a suggested first project.
Try the automation pickerA sample lead, start to finish. It’s based on the follow-up system I’ve built. The lead and messages are made up.
Form, call, chat or email, it all becomes one record. No more checking five inboxes.
The lead gets a short reply in your words, with a link to book. Anything about pricing or availability waits for you.
The CRM record is created and assigned. Whoever owns it gets a message with the details, not a forwarded email chain.
No reply? A follow-up goes out on day 2 and day 5, or whenever you choose. If they reply, it stops and you take over.
They pick a time, the CRM updates, and your team can see what happens next.
They run in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Type in a request and see who it goes to and what happens next. You can download the result.
Try lead routingPaste a few lines from an order. It pulls out the fields and flags anything missing or wrong.
Try the document checkPut in your own hours and see how much time automating a task could free up.
Try the plannerI built these for my own business and for testing. They’re not client case studies.
When someone books a call with me, a ClickUp card with their details appears on its own. Reschedules update it. Cancellations move it to Closed Lost.
Replies to new inquiries, follows up with leads who haven’t answered, and moves them toward booking a call.
Takes raw lead data, cleans and organizes it, adds personalization, and gets prospects ready for an outbound campaign.
Organizes data, creates documents and proposals, sends notifications, and moves information between apps without copy and paste.
30 minutes. You show me one task and where it gets stuck.
What I’d build and what stays manual. You decide from there.
I do the building and testing myself, including the messy cases, not just the easy ones.
I switch it on with you and explain how it works.
It’s a free 30-minute call, not a sales pitch. By the end you’ll know what I’d automate, what I’d leave alone, and whether it’s worth paying for.
