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  • 📘 Automation Setup Guide
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Automation

Our LEDSAK.AI platform offers powerful automation capabilities to streamline your business processes. With our solution, you can create unlimited automated workflows tailored to your specific need

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We enable you to create unlimited automated workflows tailored to your specific needs, whether you're managing multiple products, teams, or sales processes.

📘 Automation Setup Guide

This guide helps you understand how to create an automation that performs specific actions based on triggers and conditions for leads in your system.

Guide Tutorial:


🛠️ Step-by-Step: Creating an Automation

1. Automation Title

  • Enter a name for your automation. Example: Assign Lead Based on Source


2. Trigger Configuration

  • Trigger Type: Choose what should start the automation. Options include:

    • New Lead Created

    • Lead Updated

    • Activity Logged

  • Trigger Action: Select a specific event related to the trigger. Example: If Trigger Type is “Lead Updated”, Trigger Action could be “Status Changed”.


3. Setup Section (Optional)

  • Click on + Add Setup to add a setup block.

  • Setup Type: Choose any additional setup logic or prerequisites that must happen before the condition check.


4. Conditions

  • Conditions define the rules that must be met to execute the actions.

You can add multiple conditions. Each condition has:

  • Type: Choose from:

    • Lead Fields (e.g., name, email, city)

    • Group

    • Stage

    • Branch

    • Source

    • User

  • Field Name: Select the specific field relevant to the selected type.

  • Condition: Set the logic (e.g., Equals, Contains, Starts With, etc.)

  • Value: The actual value you want to compare against.

💡 Example:

  • Type: Source

  • Field Name: Lead Source

  • Condition: Equals

  • Value: Website Form


5. Actions

  • Choose what should happen when the condition is true.

Each action includes:

  • Action Type: Example: Field Update, Send Email, Assign to User, etc.

  • Field/Action Detail: Example: Assign Lead Field to Sales Team

➡️ You can add more than one action by clicking + Add Action.


✅ Final Step: Save Automation

Click Save Automation once everything is configured. Your automation will now run whenever the defined trigger and conditions are met.


🔄 Example Use Case

Automation Title: Assign Website Leads to Sales

  • Trigger Type: Lead Trigger

  • Trigger Action: New Lead

  • Setup Type: Any condition can be met

  • Conditions:

    • Type: Source

    • Field Name: Lead Source

    • Condition: Equals

    • Value: Website Form

  • Actions:

    • Action Type: Assigned To Team

    • Assign Lead Field: Assign to Sales Team


Key Observations:

  1. Clarity:

    • Automation is made more powerful and accessible—no coding expertise required.

  2. Improvements:

    • Easy to Automate Bases on Lead Field, Stage, Group, Branch, Assigned user, Activity Workflow.

    • Actions types- User update, team update, source update, stage update, group update, Email for first lead come, Whatsapp for first lead come.