Identify meeting intent
A message may directly ask for a call, propose a time, ask about pricing, or confirm interest. The workflow should separate these from objections, refusals, and neutral messages.
When a prospect asks for a call, demo, or time slot, the next step should be immediate and traceable. Yadulink detects those intents, prioritizes the conversation, and routes the next action to the right owner.
An interested prospect sits next to neutral replies or support messages.
The demo request is not tied to the campaign, source signal, or CRM.
Follow-ups continue although the real next step is proposing a time slot.
Messages asking for a call, demo, or time proposal detected.
Priority draft or task with context, owner, source, and urgency.
Reply-to-meeting conversion measured across campaigns and signals.
A message may directly ask for a call, propose a time, ask about pricing, or confirm interest. The workflow should separate these from objections, refusals, and neutral messages.
A warm request should create a CRM task, Slack alert, webhook, or reply draft with enough context to answer quickly.
Reporting should track which LinkedIn sources create meeting requests, not just accepted invitations or read messages.
Features
Classify every LinkedIn reply before choosing the next action.
Features
See where LinkedIn campaigns actually lose prospects.
Features
Turn inbound LinkedIn messages into actionable leads.
Features
Turn forgotten LinkedIn follow-ups into clear next actions.
Integrations
Trigger workflows when a LinkedIn signal becomes important.
Integrations
Send Yadulink LinkedIn signals into HubSpot.