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Lead routing and scoring process diagram

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What was said

A lead fills out the demo request form on the website. Clearbit enriches the lead with company size and industry. The lead routing tool checks the company size. If the company has more than 1000 employees, the lead goes to the enterprise account executive. Otherwise it goes to the mid-market SDR round robin. Every routed lead creates a task in Salesforce.

The diagram

G n1 Demo Request Form n2 Clearbit n1->n2 fills form n3 Lead Routing Tool n2->n3 enriches n4 Company >1000? n3->n4 checks size n5 Enterprise Account Executive n4->n5 Yes n6 Mid-market SDR Round Robin n4->n6 No n7 Salesforce n5->n7 creates task n6->n7 creates task
Hexagons are systems. Cylinders are data stores. Diamonds are decisions. Rounded orange boxes are people and teams. A dashed amber arrow is a link the AI inferred. Pink arrows are decision branches. Blue arrows move data.

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What is in this flow

  • Systems: Clearbit, Lead Routing Tool and Salesforce.
  • People and teams: Enterprise Account Executive and Mid-market SDR Round Robin.
  • Decisions: Company >1000?.
  • Size: 7 steps and 7 connections.

Mermaid code

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flowchart TD
  n1(["Demo Request Form"])
  n2{{"Clearbit"}}
  n3{{"Lead Routing Tool"}}
  n4{"Company >1000?"}
  n5("Enterprise Account Executive")
  n6("Mid-market SDR Round Robin")
  n7{{"Salesforce"}}
  n1 -->|fills form| n2
  n2 -->|enriches| n3
  n3 -->|checks size| n4
  n4 -->|Yes| n5
  n4 -->|No| n6
  n5 -->|creates task| n7
  n6 -->|creates task| n7

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