Reduce lead response delays
Connect an eligible new enquiry with a timely next step in a supported workflow.
Athena Convert
When a potential customer shows interest, the next step should not depend on someone remembering to follow up. Athena Convert is designed to qualify enquiries and help schedule a sales conversation when supported tools and permissions are available.
In development · Availability depends on your setup.

Athena Convert focuses on new leads. The planned workflow connects an eligible enquiry to a timely, permitted follow-up, qualification questions, and a possible sales meeting. CRM connections and end-to-end lead follow-up are in development, so availability depends on the release and setup.
Connect an eligible new enquiry with a timely next step in a supported workflow.
Gather relevant details against criteria your team defines.
Follow up only when the workflow, communication permissions, and available channels allow it.
Where an eligible calendar is connected, help a qualified lead find a suitable time.
Illustrative workflow
The enquiry enters your CRM or approved intake system.
After 48 hours without a reply, the planned CRM connection would identify the lead for follow-up.
It would check your follow-up rules, the person's communication preferences, and the permissions for the proposed contact.
Through a supported channel, Athena would answer basic questions using approved information and offer an available meeting time.
A supported calendar would confirm the agreed time. Requests outside the permitted workflow would go to the sales team.
The planned CRM connection would record the meeting and outcome, so your team can focus on the next conversation. This end-to-end example is illustrative and remains in development.
Available actions depend on your solution, integrations, account eligibility, permissions, and release stage.
Illustrative use cases
Illustrative workflow: a prospect submits a form, the lead appears in a CRM, and 48 hours pass without a reply.
Athena's role: In this proposed workflow, Athena would check the follow-up rules and contact permissions, answer basic questions using approved information, offer an available time, confirm the agreed meeting through a supported calendar, and update the CRM through a future connection.
Outcome to review: Review eligible enquiries, follow-up timing, meetings booked, and outcomes recorded. This is an example, not a claim that every connection is available today.Several property enquiries arrive after office hours.
Athena's role: Collect viewing preferences, timing, and basic requirements for the agent.
Outcome to review: Enquiries qualified and viewing requests progressed.Paid campaigns deliver forms but follow-up is inconsistent.
Athena's role: Enrich the intake through approved questions and move eligible leads into a booked conversation.
Outcome to review: Lead-to-meeting rate and time to meaningful response.Agree on a baseline and review real outcomes as the workflow is tested. These are measures to track, not reported customer results.
CRM connections are planned and are not currently available. We can discuss your platform and the follow-up workflow you need during a demo request.
No. Outreach should follow your configured workflow, the person's communication preferences, and applicable consent requirements.
It can be configured to collect information and apply your qualification criteria. Sensitive or consequential decisions should remain subject to human review.
It should gather context and hand the request to the appropriate team member rather than inventing an answer.
Let's map the journey from the first enquiry to a useful sales conversation.