Lead intake and routing
Checks fit and urgency, assigns an owner, and creates the CRM record with context.
These are the workflows we build most often, each run by a Rivet worker. Three are standard first builds with published prices. The rest are scoped through a Bottleneck Audit. If yours isn't listed, start there.
Make sure every inquiry is seen, owned, and followed up while it is still warm.
Checks fit and urgency, assigns an owner, and creates the CRM record with context.
Drafts a first reply in your voice for approval and nudges the owner on schedule.
Collects scope details, pre-fills the proposal template, and routes it for review.
Flags duplicate, stale, and ownerless records and sends a short cleanup list.
Get the right request to the right person before the team reads the whole queue.
Sorts by type and urgency, assigns an owner, and sends unclear items to review.
Tags category and priority, suggests a reply from your docs, and escalates when needed.
Creates the project, sends the welcome pack, collects documents, and chases what is missing.
Fewer interruptions, clearer ownership, and answers people trust.
Answers from your docs and SOPs with the source attached, and flags gaps instead of guessing.
Captures a structured request, routes it to the owner, and tracks it to done.
Sends it to the right approver with context and logs the decision.
Repeat admin handled on schedule, with a person approving anything with money attached.
Sends polite reminders on a schedule and escalates to a person after the final one.
Requests each document, checks it arrived, and chases what is missing.
Pulls out the amount, vendor, and category, and queues it for approval.
The numbers the team already asks for, delivered without anyone building them by hand.
Summarizes leads, open requests, and overdue items into one Slack or email update.
Shows stage movement, stalled deals, and next actions for each owner.
Describe the process. We reply within 1 business day with whether it fits and how to start.