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CRM Automation

A CRM your sales team stops resenting, because it fills itself in.

From
₹60,000
Timeline
2–4 weeks

Sales teams don't avoid the CRM because they're lazy. They avoid it because it demands twenty minutes of typing for every hour of selling, and gives nothing back.

The fix is to make data entry a side effect of work that's already happening — calls logged automatically, emails synced, stages moved by real events, and follow-up tasks created without anyone remembering to.

Scope

What we build

  • Automatic lead capture from every source into one place
  • Enrichment and deduplication on entry
  • Assignment rules — round robin, territory, product or capacity based
  • Stage automation driven by real events, not manual dragging
  • Activity logging for calls, emails, WhatsApp and meetings
  • Follow-up task and reminder generation with SLA escalation
  • Pipeline hygiene rules that flag stale and orphaned deals
  • Automated reporting to leadership without anyone building a spreadsheet
In practice

Examples of this work

Concrete builds rather than capability statements.

Zero-entry lead capture

Leads from website forms, Meta ads, IndiaMART and inbound calls all land as CRM contacts with source, campaign and enrichment attached, deduped against existing records.

Stale deal recovery

Any opportunity with no activity for 14 days triggers a nudge to the owner, then escalates to the manager at 21 — surfacing the pipeline that quietly dies.

Deliverables

What you get

  • Configured CRM with automated capture and routing
  • Documented field and stage definitions
  • Reporting dashboards for reps and leadership
  • Team training on the new workflow
Stack

Tools we use here

  • GoHighLevel
  • HubSpot
  • Zoho CRM
  • Pipedrive
  • Salesforce
  • n8n
FAQ

CRM automation — questions we get asked

Which CRM do you recommend?

For SMBs and agencies that need messaging and funnels bundled, GoHighLevel. For B2B teams with complex reporting needs, HubSpot or Zoho. For pure pipeline simplicity, Pipedrive. The right answer depends on your sales motion, and we'll say when your current CRM is fine and the problem is configuration.

Our data is a mess. Do we clean it first?

We clean as part of the project — dedupe, normalise phone and email formats, fix ownership, archive dead records. Automating on top of bad data just produces bad outcomes faster.

Want CRM automation working in your business?

Book a free 30-minute audit. We'll tell you what it would take, what it would cost, and whether it's worth doing at all.

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