Grist and SendPulse automations — Sales & Leads

Ready-made scenarios where Grist and SendPulse work for you (sales & leads): pick one — a copy appears in your account and runs on its own.

69 scenarios

A website lead: to the team chat, into a sheet, with an email to the client
Cold emails from company profiles — automatically
A project request — turned into a proposal and emailed to the client
A meaningful reply to every website lead — by email, within a minute
Emails to found companies — from list to sent
Website inquiries: sheet, alert and one-click reply
Form submissions straight into a table — with an automatic reply
CRM event alerts across channels — with a log
Auto-qualifying inbound leads from a form
Lead scoring and routing: hot leads straight to sales
A new lead: a CRM card and a welcome — instantly
Instant replies to inbound leads, with lead scoring
A PDF pricing proposal from your sheet — sent to the client
Win back leads after missed calls
Route leads by budget and source — automatically
Business leads from Google Maps with auto-emails
Quote requests handled — from form to client reply
LinkedIn lead finding and personalized outreach
Score inbound leads against your own ideal-client profile
Scoring and routing inbound leads — automatically
The right offer sent right after the enquiry — with a follow-up reminder
Personalised welcome emails right after payment
When a payment lands: receipt, CRM update and a team ping
A form submission: scored, enriched with company data, answered personally
A personal post-purchase message to your customer — automatic
High-value lead alerts — to chat, sheet and calendar
Website leads: scored and routed — hot ones to sales, the rest to nurture
Reply to new leads with a quick approval step
A form lead: analysed in a sheet, answered by email, flagged in your chat
Lead qualification by robo-call — with a proposal for the good fits
Scoring and routing inquiries — automatically
A personal plan for every new lead — right after the request
Client onboarding from an intake form — checklist, consultant and kickoff
A waitlist with email confirmation — in a sheet
Finding businesses on the map and emailing them
Client renewal reminders — ahead of time
A card photo becomes a contact in your sheet
Form leads triaged: priority email for hot ones, a gentle one for the rest
Cold-email reply triage: hot leads notified instantly
Intake and routing of service requests with appointment booking
Find clients and send first emails — from one form
Personal post-webinar follow-ups, written from the recording itself
Sales call analysis that updates the CRM for you
A business card photo — turned into a contact and a follow-up email
A tailored reply to every lead by topic, logged in a table
Client onboarding from a questionnaire: project, tasks, channel, email, CRM
Sales call breakdown: transcript, lead status, task
Ready-to-buy clients from social — on request
B2B leads and cold emails — sourcing and sending, automated
Property enquiries: instant auto-reply and the right agent alerted
CRM deals synced to a sheet, with a daily email summary
Social-network leads, scored and synced to your CRM
Deal close-date forecasting from your own history, auto-updated in the CRM
Campaign and deal analytics — in one table
Re-engaging quiet clients — weekly, without manual tracking
Automatic follow-ups for prospects who went quiet
Finding customers on Reddit — on autopilot
Website lead scoring and an instant client reply
Classify and route every cold email reply
Client onboarding from a single form: project, tasks, contract, channel
Website enquiry triage: spam aside, customers get a personal reply
Client brief breakdowns, done for you with industry research
Lead gathering and drafted emails for approval, sending the approved
Enquiries: qualified, written up, yours to approve
Auto-booking demos for high-intent leads
Lead verification, enrichment and sorting — automatically
Personal emails to new contacts — built from their own socials
B2B leads and first outreach from a single message
A follow-up email sequence per lead that stops on the first reply