Review & Referral Requests

Automated follow-up turns satisfied fire safety customers into a steady stream of reviews and qualified referrals.

125 hrs
Time saved/month
5
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About This Automation

Referral intake for fire safety services involves manually reading incoming requests, extracting details, checking eligibility, and routing to the correct team.

Automation captures incoming requests, extracts structured data, validates eligibility against business rules, and routes requests to the right team automatically. Client acknowledgements and team notifications are sent instantly, with only ambiguous cases flagged for human review.

Key features
Capture incoming requests from email and web forms automatically
Extract client details and service requirements into structured data
Validate requests against eligibility rules and location coverage
Route requests to the correct internal team or external partner based on service type and geography
Send instant client acknowledgements and team notifications
Flag ineligible or ambiguous requests for manual review

How The Automation Works

The full workflow, from trigger to completion.

1. New Request Receivedtrigger

A new email arrives in the referral inbox or a web form is submitted. The automation platform detects the trigger and begins processing.

2. Extract Request Data

The automation reads the email or form and extracts client name, contact details, service type, location, and special requirements. The extracted data is structured and validated.

3. Check Eligibility Rules

The automation applies predefined eligibility rules: valid location, service type offered, no duplicate requests. The system flags ineligible requests for manual review.

4. Eligible Request?

If the request passes eligibility checks, it proceeds to routing. If not, it is flagged for manual review.

5. Determine Routing Destination

Based on service type and location, the automation applies routing rules to assign the request to the correct internal team or external partner.

6. Create Tracking Record

The automation creates a new deal or contact record with all extracted details, eligibility status, and assigned team.

7. Send Routed Request to Team

The automation sends a formatted message to the assigned team or email, including a summary of the request and a link.

8. Send Client Acknowledgement

The automation sends a templated acknowledgement email to the client confirming receipt and providing an expected timeline.

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Estimated Time Saving
125hrs/month
Process pain:8.2/10
Mapped by:5 Companies

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