Match event identity
Compare exact source event IDs with CRM snapshot rows. Duplicates and exclusions remain visible in the evidence.
Trace the gap between lead capture, CRM records and sales follow-up. Investigate exceptions with explicit evidence, review next steps and configurable rules — rather than trusting a green automation checkmark.
Product preview. The interactive demo is a static replay of fictional audit findings — not continuous monitoring. No on-page analytics, account, live integration or upload.
A clear audit path keeps event matching separate from the business question of whether a person followed up.
Compare exact source event IDs with CRM snapshot rows. Duplicates and exclusions remain visible in the evidence.
Evaluate owner and task-creation timestamps against explicit rules and attested source/CRM coverage.
See primary status, contributing reason codes and record-level evidence without assigning fictional revenue values.
See what the engine can demonstrate today, what is available through a carefully scoped assisted assessment, and what is proposed for future paid editions. Planned is not released or purchasable today.
Compare independent lead events with CRM snapshot records and distinguish matches from exceptions under declared coverage.
Separate repeated events, record identity conflicts and unsupported many-to-one matches instead of silently collapsing leads.
Evaluate supplied owner and task timestamps against configured rules, without claiming verified human outreach.
Review reason codes, evidence boundaries, incident priority and a suggested read-only next check.
Local application capabilities available for a restricted, operator-led evaluation after environment and data controls pass.
Sandbox OAuth, token renewal and Task inventory have been tested. Complete Form coverage and customer self-service are not ready.
Scheduled reconciliations, checkpoint health, exception notifications and source-drift detection are on the roadmap.
Approval-gated remediation previews, controlled CRM writes and AI-supported investigation remain future capabilities.
A working synthetic example is not proof of complete source history, a live customer connector or recovered revenue. Availability refers to the stated scope, not general production readiness.
These five fictional events show evidence-first priority, the separate first-action log, and the next read-only check. Priorities are derived from the synthetic audit; no automatic CRM tasks are created.
Select an event to review the recorded decision and the supporting facts.
This is a verification suggestion, not an automated fix or CRM instruction. An evidence-based status does not prove a human conversation or recovered revenue.
Returning Contacts can submit multiple distinct forms. The audit never assumes an old Contact or an unrelated task proves a new handoff. The current engine uses a strict event-specific one-to-one policy and refuses unsupported shared-record identity.
Preview capabilities are available for exploration now. Advanced features are proposed for later paid editions, subject to validation and release review. No launch dates or paid entitlements are promised.
Explore the lead handoff logic through a real engine replay on fictional records.
Discuss a narrowly defined, authorized evaluation using your rules and a reviewed data-handling plan.
Roadmap candidates for operational rollout once source reliability, permissions and security are validated.
Every finding comes from five fictional source events, three fictional CRM rows and a fixed demo policy.
A missing-CRM decision depends on the operator's completeness declaration and the event-identity contract.
A CRM record and task-creation timestamp support an audit rule, not a salesperson's action or financial impact.
Tell us your CRM, lead sources and handoff rule. Start with a no-data fit discussion; a private pilot is offered only after authorization, secure handling and coverage checks. Please do not email customer records, credentials or exports.