Inbound from Avito
The loop takes inquiries from Avito and immediately puts them into the working process without manual sorting.
DD Phones sold on Avito. The problem was that the flow of leads and communication could no longer be run properly by hand: sellers did not have time to sell, and response quality and analytics were slipping.
The team had a strong incoming lead flow, but sales were blocked by manual processing. While the full CRM is still being built, sales were connected to Bitrix so leads, statuses, and touch history would not be lost.
The second problem was the agent itself: its replies were not intuitive enough for live sales. So the task included flow automation and teaching the system to sell the way a strong human does in the context of DD Phones.
Scheme after rollout
The loop took over inbound flow, sales through Bitrix, agent training, and analytics. The human stayed on complex deals and final decisions while the in-house CRM is being built in parallel.
The loop takes inquiries from Avito and immediately puts them into the working process without manual sorting.
While the in-house CRM is still in development, leads, statuses, handoff, and the next step are run through Bitrix.
We implemented a training system so the agent would reply intuitively and adapt to real sales.
Sales analytics currently runs in Bitrix: dialogues, response quality, and script improvement.
A manager joins only where escalation, non-standard communication, or a final decision is needed.
The sales team was reduced from 5 managers to 1 in the main loop
This is how long it took the loop to reach a working state
Sales analytics and script improvement continue on an ongoing basis
The team is now continuing to develop a dedicated CRM for DD Phones, and until it is ready, keeps sales and analytics in Bitrix. In parallel, agent training is being improved so the system adapts even more precisely to real sales and communication quality.