The rules you actually use
Territories, round robin, company size: say them in plain words instead of building branches.
Capture every lead, enrich it, route it to the right person and follow up on time, across the forms, CRM and inbox you already use. Describe how your leads should move; Whenever builds the workflow and runs it the same way for every lead.
The same steps whichever form and CRM you use.
Forms, ads, chat and email land as one record, deduplicated by email.
Score or sort each lead by the rules you describe, and assign it without a spreadsheet.
Send the first reply, remind the owner, and post new deals where the team sees them.
Real briefs for the same kind of job. Pick one and Whenever writes it against your accounts; the code is yours to change from there.
The part of lead handling that usually breaks.
Territories, round robin, company size: say them in plain words instead of building branches.
The routing is code, so the hundredth lead is handled exactly like the first.
Any of 1,400+ integrations, and any CRM or form with a documented API.
Moving each lead from the moment it arrives to the first follow-up without manual steps: capturing it, enriching it, assigning it and reminding the owner.
HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Attio and the rest of the 1,400+ integrations, plus any CRM with a documented API.
Yes, if you name the enrichment source you use: the workflow looks the lead up there first, then routes it on what it found.
Sources reviewed September 30, 2026.
Describe how leads should move. Whenever builds it and runs it the same way every time.