Scandum · 2 September 2026
AI Employee · Grow
Available nowLead Qualifier
What you hire it to do
Calls every new enquiry within the minute, asks the four questions that matter, and books the ones that fit.
A day in its work
Five moments, and the row they end in.
- 09:12
A form lands from a landing page. Forty seconds later the qualifier is on the phone, in the language the form was filled in.
- 09:15
Budget, timing, location, decision-maker. Four questions, the answers written to the record as it goes.
- 09:17
It fits. The qualifier offers two site-visit slots and books one.
- 11:40
A lead does not pick up. Second attempt at 12:40, third at 17:10, then a WhatsApp message. The retry ladder is on the record.
- 19:00
Evening: eleven leads called, six qualified, four booked, one needs you. The digest says which.
Qualified · site visit Saturday 11:00
VerifiedCalendar confirmed · ref SCD-4488
What it reports every evening
One number, in the digest, in your language.
It arrives at the hour you set, as text and as a WhatsApp voice note, with who needs you tomorrow. How the digest works.
Languages and hours
Speaks what the caller speaks. Works when you say.
Your calling hours; messages outside them
What it never does
The rules it keeps, enforced by code.
- 01
Never calls a number on the do-not-disturb registry with a promotional script.
- 02
Never dials more than the retry ladder you set.
- 03
Never marks a lead qualified without the four answers on the record.
Price
Per month, against a salary.
One employee, one line, the calendar. The floor is ₹3 a minute and the arithmetic is on the pricing page, so you can check it.
Questions
People ask about the Lead Qualifier.
How fast does it call a new lead?
Within sixty seconds of the form during your calling hours. Speed to lead is the single biggest lever on conversion, and the API that makes it possible is documented on the docs page.
Which questions does it ask?
The four you set per campaign: usually budget, timing, location and who decides. Answers are written to the record as fields, not as notes.
What if the lead speaks Hindi?
It speaks Hindi. The language on the form decides the opening; the caller's replies decide the rest.
Fits