Review & Referral Requests

Turn completed security installations into a steady stream of verified reviews and warm referral leads without manual chasing.

133 hrs
Time saved/month
7
Companies have mapped
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About This Automation

Review and referral requests arrive across multiple channels and require manual triage, priority assessment, and assignment. Without automation, coordinators spend hours scanning emails and chat, duplicating effort, and losing track of request status.

Automation captures incoming requests, classifies them by type and priority, detects duplicates, and routes them to the right team member with complete context. Requests move from scattered channels into a single tracked system within minutes.

Key features
Capture review and referral requests from email and chat in one place
Classify request type and priority automatically based on sender and content
Detect duplicate requests and link them to existing contacts
Route requests to the correct team member with full context
Track request status and progress in a central system
Send notifications to assignees with structured request details

How The Automation Works

The full workflow, from trigger to completion.

1. New Request Receivedtrigger

A new email arrives in the marketing inbox, a form submission is captured, or a message is flagged as a request. The automation platform detects the trigger and extracts the sender, subject, and body.

2. Extract and Classify Request

The automation reads the request text, identifies the request type (review, referral, partnership, etc.), sender details, and any urgency signals. the automation outputs a structured record with type, priority, and key metadata.

3. Check for Duplicates

The automation queries to search for existing contacts or deals matching the sender email or company name. If a match is found, the automation links the new request to the existing record.

4. Apply Routing Rules

Based on request type and priority, the automation applies pre-configured routing rules to determine the assigned owner. Rules are stored and can be updated without code changes.

5. Create Request Record

The automation creates a new deal or task with all extracted details, linked to the sender contact, and assigned to the determined owner.

6. Notify Assignee

The automation sends a message to the assigned team member with a summary of the request, a link, and any urgent flags.

7. Log Request to Tracking Sheet

The automation appends a row to a Google Sheet with request ID, sender, type, priority, assigned owner, and timestamp for audit and reporting.

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Estimated Time Saving
133hrs/month
Process pain:7.8/10
Mapped by:7 Companies

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