Messy lead sources
Partner lists, ERP records, and outreach context are scattered across disconnected sources.
An AI-assisted sales and ERP workflow prototype for OTT/IPTV providers targeting Balkan diaspora users in Turkey. The system connects partner lead sources, ERP/customer records, lead scoring, outreach draft preparation, and human approval into one reviewable workflow.
Partner lists, ERP records, and outreach context are scattered across disconnected sources.
The system reviews customer data, scores lead opportunities, and prepares next-step outreach drafts.
Sales work becomes clearer, easier to prioritize, and safer to review before contact.
Bring customer records, partner leads, and follow-up context into one reviewable workflow.
Identify useful lead information, customer state, and obvious data issues before scoring.
Rank leads and customers by practical outreach priority instead of treating every record equally.
Prepare follow-up messages and sales next steps that a person can inspect.
Keep final outreach decisions human-approved before messages or actions leave the system.
This project started from a practical sales problem: an OTT/IPTV provider may receive leads from partner lists, social pages, reseller activity, existing ERP records, and informal conversations — but those signals are usually scattered, duplicated, or hard to prioritize.
Instead of building a full autopilot, I designed the system as a human-approved workflow. The AI helps prepare the work: it reviews lead/customer context, identifies useful signals, scores opportunities, suggests next-step outreach, and keeps the final decision visible to a person before any contact happens.
The goal of the prototype is not to replace sales judgment. The goal is to reduce manual sorting, make follow-up more consistent, and create a clearer review queue for people who already understand the market.
Check full case study reportThese concepts keep the prototype focused on reviewable sales work instead of uncontrolled automation.
The workflow is designed as a sequence of small AI-assisted steps rather than one large autonomous agent.
For visitors who want to understand how the project was shaped, how I tested it, and how I would improve it.
I wanted to model a realistic sales workflow where lead information is scattered across partner sources, ERP/customer records, and informal outreach context. The project is built around the idea that AI is most useful when it helps organize and prepare decisions, not when it blindly replaces them.
The core problem is not only finding more leads. It is knowing which leads deserve attention, what context already exists, what follow-up should happen next, and how to avoid treating every record as equally important.
I shaped the workflow as a review queue: ingest the available context, clean and segment useful information, score opportunities, draft recommendations, and keep the final outreach decision under human approval.
The AI role is limited and practical: summarize context, identify signals, prepare next-step recommendations, and support consistency. The system is intentionally not positioned as a fully autonomous sales agent.
I tested the prototype around whether the workflow remains understandable: can a human inspect the reason behind a recommendation, review the prepared message, and decide what should happen next?
The next layer would be cleaner CRM/ERP import and export handling, stronger review history, better duplicate detection, and analytics around which approved actions lead to replies or conversions.
The workflow turns demo CRM/ERP records and partner lead lists into priority scoring, risk segments, and a structured follow-up queue.
Instead of scanning every record equally, a human reviews sorted customer and lead priorities with visible reasons, outreach drafts, and approval checkpoints.
The prototype uses synthetic data to show lead scoring, high-risk customer prioritization, CRM/ERP cleanup, and approved follow-up tasks without claiming live business results.
This project turns messy CRM/ERP and partner lead data into a prioritized follow-up queue.
It helps surface overdue, expiring, inactive, duplicate, and weak-quality records earlier.
Human review remains part of the workflow.
Projected portfolio estimates, not claimed production results.
Send me a message with your current sales, CRM/ERP, or operations workflow and I'll tell you where an AI-assisted system could realistically help.