Sales & Customer

The customer replied. Who’s picking it up?

Keep the request, the promise and the next step together. A lemming, your AI colleague, prepares the response and brings missing decisions to the right person.

For teams handling enquiries, proposals and ongoing customers.

Try the workflow
Lemming · AI colleagueExampleLinden is ready for the proposal. Can we offer a start next Monday?
A customer reply
Interactive example · fictional data
DanielSales lead
Connected email

Linden · Proposal preparation

Customer asks for a proposal. Delivery date is still missing.

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OPPORTUNITY 041Needs a decision

Prepare the customer response

Sales & Customer

Customer
Linden
Scope
Recorded
Start date
Unconfirmed
Proposal
Needs date
Lemming

Confirm the proposed start date.

The request needs one internal decision.

A scripted example. Try both replies to see the different outcomes.

Module scope
The responsibilities

Give the routine
work an owner.

Configure a lemming around your procedure: what starts it, what it needs and when a person takes over.

01

Turn the enquiry into owned work

Connect the customer, the request, the responsible person and the next action.

02

Prepare the reply or proposal

Use the agreed offer and customer context. Ask the team for missing dates, scope or information.

03

Follow the commitment

Keep agreed follow-ups and renewals visible, and hand customer replies to a person when needed.

Intended module scope. Available steps and connections are confirmed before implementation.

What stays with your team

People approve offers, prices, delivery commitments and external messages according to the company’s rules. An interested reply does not make an opportunity won.

Part of the same platform

Keep the next team
in the picture.

An accepted offer can become delivery preparation, with the scope and outstanding questions still attached. A renewal can connect to the contract it concerns.

Before you start

A few practical
questions.

Is this another CRM?

It supports customer records and the work around them. Whether those records live here or in an existing CRM is a setup decision—not a required migration.

Will it send messages on its own?

Only where a specific channel and action have been enabled under your approved policy. Drafting and sending are different permissions.

Can a customer ask for a person?

The workflow includes a named human handoff. A request remains open while the handoff is waiting.

All nine modules

Your starting point

Start with one
ordinary workday.

Choose an area. Describe a recurring task and the people involved. That is enough to start defining a useful first setup.

This preview builds a brief on your device. Nothing is submitted.

Start with one ordinary workday.

What does someone keep asking for, looking up or passing on? Describe that—not a software wish list.

One example is enough. Leave out names, contact details and sensitive documents.

This preview prepares the brief on your device. It does not send, track or store your answers.