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Lead Engine

In development

Find accounts that are already in motion.

Most prospecting tools sell you a list. The Lead Engine is designed to watch for the moment an account starts behaving like a buyer — a hiring post, a funding round, a public question about the category — and to verify every contact before it is ever queued for outreach.

A design sketch, not a screenshot -- the Lead Engine is not built yet. Intent signals ranked by the same 0-100 score bands the CRM already uses.

Why it is built this way

Verification is a gate, not an enrichment step

An email that bounces costs more than the lead was worth: it is a mark against the domain that sent it, and that domain is yours. So the design has no path from "found a lead" to "sent an email" that does not pass an SMTP check, a phone-type check, duplicate detection and a suppression list first.

What it is designed to do

Buying-intent post monitoring
Saved searches watch LinkedIn for posts that indicate a live need, and surface the people in the conversation rather than the company in the abstract.
Contact verification before queueing
SMTP validation, phone-type classification, duplicate detection across your existing records, and a check against your suppression and DNC lists.
Scoring you can read
A 0–100 lead score with fixed bands — hot at 70, warm at 40 — so the number means the same thing in the list, in the report and in the API.

Where this actually is

In development

Not built yet. The data model, scoring bands and verification gates are specified and the CRM already stores what it produces; the monitoring and verification pipelines are the next engineering milestone.

Pricing

₹4,999 per workspace / month

Includes 2,000 verified contacts a month. Additional verification is billed per contact. Not billed until it ships.

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Start with what ships today.

The CRM is live now, and Lead Engine attaches to the same records the day it lands. Getting your data in first is the useful thing to do today.