A person stays in the loop
The agent drafts replies but never posts them. Someone reads the shortlist and decides who to contact and how.
A service that watches public social posts around the clock, picks out businesses asking for help we offer, and sends a short daily list for a person to follow up.
Status
Built for our own sales workWhat it is
Always-on automation service
Built with
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Finding businesses that are publicly asking for a website, a system or automation meant scrolling social feeds by hand. Most posts were noise or spam, good ones were found days late, and nothing was recorded, so the same post could be looked at twice or missed entirely.
What we built
Public posts arrive from the feed connector.
Obvious noise is dropped before any heavier processing.
Accepted posts are stored before work starts, so a crash loses nothing.
Spam, duplicates, intent, region, industry and service fit.
Capped alerts during the day; a top-five list each morning.
The agent drafts replies but never posts them. Someone reads the shortlist and decides who to contact and how.
Structured logs, a health check, graceful shutdown and versioned database migrations: the dull parts that let a service run for months without anyone watching it.
The feed sits behind a small connector interface, so other public sources can be added without touching the classification pipeline.
Three things are enough: your name, how to reach you, and the problem in your own words. You don’t need to know which service you need.