Customer requests don't get lost between sales and production
We collect inquiries from email, your website, phone, CRM, and other channels into a single managed process — from the first contact through to the order and its handoff to production.
Discuss your processWhere do requests get lost most often?
This is your situation if
Requests come in through different channels
Email, your website, phone, Excel, CRM, and messaging apps aren't gathered in one place.
Requests get lost between departments
Sales pass information manually, and some details never reach production.
Data gets entered twice
Staff copy the same information from one system into another.
No one is clearly responsible
It's unclear who should handle a request, and what the next step is.
How a request flows through the process
- 1
Registration
The inquiry is captured automatically regardless of the channel.
- 2
Classification
Its topic, customer type, and priority are determined.
- 3
Assignment
The request is assigned to the right person or department.
- 4
Proposal
The data is used to prepare a quote without re-entering it.
- 5
Order
Once agreed, an order is created with a full history.
- 6
Production
The needed information moves forward without email chains or Excel.
What can be connected
- Website and forms
- CRM
- ERP
- Excel and Google Sheets
- Messaging apps
- Internal databases
- Production and warehouse systems
Example scenarios
Website inquiry
Form → CRM → sales rep assigned → quote prepared → order.
Email inquiry
Message → data extracted → registered → responsible person notified.
Repeat customer order
Follow-up request → data pulled in → priced → sent to production.
Result
- Every request is registered
- The responsible person is always visible
- Data is never entered twice
- Orders reach production with complete information
Who this helps
Want to see exactly where requests are getting lost in your company?
In 20–30 minutes we'll map the current path a request takes and see whether it's worth automating.
Discuss your processNo obligation to commission development work.