Lead intake at mortgage brokerages requires manual extraction of borrower information from emails and forms, followed by duplicate checking and CRM entry. This repetitive work consumes significant staff time and introduces data entry errors that delay qualification.
Automation extracts lead details from incoming messages, checks for duplicates in the CRM, and creates qualified contact records automatically. Loan officers receive clean, validated leads within minutes instead of hours.
The full workflow, from trigger to completion.
A new lead arrives via email, web form, or phone intake form. The automation is triggered immediately.
The automation reads the email or form and extracts borrower name, phone, email, loan amount, property type, and timeline into structured fields.
The automation queries by phone number and email to detect existing leads. If a match is found, the lead is flagged for manual review.
A new contact and opportunity record is created with the extracted data. The lead is assigned to the next available loan officer based on workload.
The automation checks for missing required fields and flags incomplete records. It also standardizes phone and email formats.
A message is sent to the assigned loan officer with a summary of the lead and a direct link.
The automation records the lead intake timestamp, data source, and any validation flags in a central log for compliance and reporting.
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