🧲 Lead Capture and Follow-Up Tracker with AI

Capture every new lead in one place and route follow-ups automatically, so the first call happens while the lead is still warm.

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How this flow runs

When

When an email arrives

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Then 1

Agent

Lead Qualifier

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Knows
your ideal customer profile
Remembers
which leads converted

Then 2

Send an email

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Leads arrive from everywhere — web forms, phone calls, referrals, walk-ins — and the ones you forget to call back are the ones you lose. This tracker, built with Taskade Genesis, gives a realtor, contractor, or clinic owner one inbox for every new lead, plus an automation that routes the follow-up the moment a lead lands.

What's Included

  • Lead Inbox: every new lead in one list with name, source, and status, so you stop digging through email

  • Source Tracking: see which channel each lead came from, so you know what actually brings in business

  • AI Lead Agent: ask "who came in this week?", "which leads haven't heard back from us?", or "what's our best source this month?" and get a straight answer

  • Automatic Routing: new leads get an owner and a follow-up task the moment they land — that part runs without you

  • Status Board: flip between list and board with project views to see your week at a glance

How To Use

  1. Clone this app into your workspace and add your current leads.

  2. Point your lead sources — web forms, shared inboxes, referral notes — at the tracker so new leads land automatically.

  3. Adjust the triggers that assign owners and create follow-up tasks.

  4. Check automation runs to confirm every new lead got routed.

  5. Call leads while they're warm — first contact no longer depends on memory.

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