Inbound lead intake
PitCrew logs each new inquiry in your CRM with its source, checks it against your client minimums and fit rules, and drafts a reply offering a first call. An advisor approves the reply.
How it works
5 steps. Nothing is written or sent until step 4.
- Reads the inquiryFrom the website form, email or a note from the front desk
- Logs itA new prospect in the CRM, with the source
- Checks fitAgainst your minimums and the kind of clients you serve
- A person approvesAdvisor reviewsApproves or edits the reply
- Follows upReminds the team if the prospect does not respond
What it reads and what it produces
Reads
- Inquiries from your website, inbox or front desk
- Your minimums and fit rules
- Your CRM
Produces
- A new prospect record with source and notes
- A draft reply offering a first call
- A flag when the inquiry is below your minimum
Rules it follows
- Never turns anyone away on its ownBelow-minimum inquiries are flagged for an advisor to decide.
- Drafts, never sendsReplies go to the advisor's drafts.
- Pauses on duplicatesIf the person may already be in the CRM, it asks first.
Questions firms ask
Last updated: October 2026
What if the inquiry is below our minimum?
It flags it for an advisor. Many firms waive minimums for family of clients or referrals, so a person decides.
Will it change our CRM records without asking?
No. Every update is shown to a person first. Nothing is written until it is approved.
How long does it take to set up?
5 working days from data access to the first production run. PitCrew experts connect your systems and enter your firm's rules.
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