Ready for this. 1. Webhook trigger from your lead form to n8n, passing data to an OpenAI node with a system prompt for scoring, then routing the output to a Slack Webhook API node. 2. Slack channel/thread. 3. Hot means a lead with high intent, immediate budget, and matching ICP who needs sales outreach within the hour.
Quick question: Are you using Typeform, Webflow, or a custom HTML form for the intake source? Before I write any code I ask for a small deposit up front (roughly 30% of the agreed price, refundable if I can’t deliver) - keeps a first project low-risk for both of us, non-negotiable.
Ready for this. 1. Webhook trigger from your lead form, passing data to an OpenAI node for scoring, then sending a formatted block kit message to Slack via HTTP request. 2. Slack failure alert node on execution error.
(1) Webhook URL, (2) Slack channel ID, (3) Hot means the lead meets your exact ICP criteria and requires immediate sales outreach.
Quick question: Are you using an existing form builder like Typeform/Webflow, or a custom HTML form? Before I write any code I ask for a small deposit up front (roughly 30% of the agreed price, refundable if I can’t deliver) - keeps a first project low-risk for both of us, non-negotiable.
I like how specific this is — especially “paid after a test payload runs on your stack.” That removes a lot of ambiguity. I work with n8n quite a bit as well. Are you mostly seeing leads coming from forms/CRMs, or are the sources all over the place?
Scoring: structured AI qualification using agreed ICP rules
Destination: formatted Slack message with lead details + score/reason
Reliability: failure alert and clear handling for invalid/incomplete payloads
I’d keep the scoring logic deterministic around the agreed qualification criteria, with the LLM used for the parts that actually require interpretation.
I can build it directly in your n8n instance and validate it with a test payload, matching your 72-hour requirement.
For the qualification logic, I’d just need:
• intake source
• Slack destination
• what qualifies as “Hot”
• one or two example leads