1 / 4 leads
With a specified owner in this fictional example.
B2B RevOps · Pilot offer
A small, auditable workflow to carry lead source, ownership and next steps into the same pipeline view. Designed around your CRM and your team's approval rules—not a promise of instant revenue.
More contacts in your CRM are not useful unless source, owner and next action stay visible.
Interactive example · fictional data
Switch between an inconsistent process and a proposed reviewable workflow. The example is not connected to customer data or a CRM.
With a specified owner in this fictional example.
With a trackable next step in this fictional example.
No consistent process or review point.
LinkedIn Ads
Owner: Not assigned
Next step: No agreed step
Website form
Owner: Sales inbox
Next step: Not recorded
Unknown
Owner: Not assigned
Next step: No agreed step
Google Ads
Owner: Account executive
Next step: Follow-up untracked
Illustrative interaction only. All four organizations are fictional. The after view describes a proposed process, not a proven uplift, an active CRM integration or a client result.
A scoped 2–4 week pilot
Timeline is a planning estimate, dependent on access and agreed scope. Every handoff is documented and reviewable.
Agree what qualifies as an enquiry, an accepted lead and a sales opportunity. Name each owner and missing decision.
Map available fields, campaign context and lifecycle stages from forms to CRM without silently overwriting records.
Flag records requiring follow-up or qualification. Keep communication and consequential edits behind explicit approval.
Track completeness, ownership, follow-up and exceptions. Hand over workflow logic, limits and test cases.
Pilot acceptance criteria
We define acceptance criteria before implementation. The workflow must demonstrate traceability and predictable exception handling on agreed test cases.
Commercial starting point
This uses Samsina's published AI workflow pilot as a starting reference, not an automatic fixed quote for every CRM. Software, licenses and third-party integrations are separate.
Frequently asked questions
No. The pilot is a controlled workflow for capturing context, proposing ownership and surfacing next actions. Customer-facing messages and consequential CRM changes require explicit approval.
The design can be scoped for these CRMs, subject to the client's actual fields, access rights, integration capabilities and consent requirements. A live connection is never implied by the example.
The starting reference is Samsina's AI workflow pilot from €2,750 excluding VAT, software and third-party costs. A written proposal confirms the exact CRM scope and fees.
We begin with fictional data. Any client data requires a documented purpose, lawful basis, access controls, retention rules and appropriate processor/vendor agreements before implementation.
An honest first conversation
Share your CRM, current lead sources and the point where follow-up becomes unclear. We will identify whether a pilot is the right next move.
Sina Dadmehr. Founder in Utrecht. You work with the person who analyzes, builds and explains the decisions.