Solutions
Qualify leads on WhatsApp before sales calls
Click-to-WhatsApp ads and website chats land in one inbox. The AI asks the qualifying questions, scores the lead, and hands a hot one to a person with the answers attached.
From ad click to owner
A click-to-WhatsApp ad opens a chat with the campaign name already on the contact. The bot asks budget, city, and timeline. The CRM stage moves on the answers. A lead above your score gets an owner and a task. Everyone else gets a useful reply and a reminder, not a salesperson's afternoon.
The five answers sales actually needs
A lead from an ad is a name and a phone until someone asks the budget, the city, the timeline, and what they already tried. The WhatsApp bot can ask those before a person spends a call on a student enquiry or a tyre-kicker. The answers sit on the CRM lead. The owner is the rep whose turn it is.
Score is only useful if it changes what happens next. A high score can book a call with the voice agent or alert a rep. A low score can get a brochure and a reminder in three days. If every score gets the same treatment, stop scoring and fix the questions.
Hand off with the history
The rep should open a chat that already has the answers, not a hello. Agentzee keeps the bot messages and the human messages in one thread. That is the difference between a qualification bot and a form that emails a spreadsheet nobody reads.
Questions people ask
Can a person take over mid-chat?
Yes. The inbox shows the full history, tags, and assignment. The bot stops when a rep joins.
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