What happens after a HamzaFoods enquiry

This is the management end of a live, working system — not a mockup. Customer end: foods.hamzayaseen.net (English + Arabic forms). Every enquiry is scored, saved to HubSpot, answered on WhatsApp in under 60 seconds, and turned into a task for the right person — at 2 PM or 2 AM. The walkthroughs below are interactive; the system behind them is real and was tested end-to-end today.

✔ Tested live today — Hot lead scored 90 ✔ Warm lead scored 55 → 24-hour task ✔ Nurture lead scored 25 → no task, by design ✔ WhatsApp delivered & accepted ✔ English + Arabic forms both live

Demo 1 · The 9:47 PM test

An enquiry comes in at 9:47 PM. Nobody is in the office.

Left: what the customer experiences. Right: what happens inside the system at the same moment. In a manual setup this enquiry waits until morning — and the customer has already messaged two competitors.

📱 Customer's phone — WhatsApp

A Riyadh company orders catering for 250 staff.

Assalamu alaikum, we need catering for 250 staff in Riyadh next week. Can you send a quote?21:47
Thank you for your HamzaFoods enquiry ✅ We received your Catering & Events request for 250 people in Riyadh. Our team will call you within 1 hour in working hours to arrange a tasting. — HamzaFoods21:47 · automated, <60 seconds
شكراً لتواصلكم مع HamzaFoods ✅ استلمنا طلبكم لخدمة الضيافة والمناسبات لـ٢٥٠ شخصاً في الرياض، وسيتواصل معكم فريقنا قريباً.21:47 · Arabic confirmation

🖥️ Inside the system — automatically

Every action logged, second by second.

21:47:03 · Form submitted (English form, website)
21:47:04 · Phone cleaned → +9665… · scored: service 20 + quantity 50 + company 15 + city 5 = 90 → HOT
21:47:05 · HubSpot contact + deal created → pipeline “New”, owner assigned
21:47:06 · WhatsApp confirmation sent → accepted by Meta
21:47:06 · Admin email sent to the sales inbox
21:47:07 · HOT task created: “Call within 1 hour” — attached to the contact

The System

From first click to signed deal — one pipeline, no gaps

Each stage hands over to the next automatically. A lead moves forward or enters follow-up — it never sits forgotten in an inbox.

1 · EnquiryWebsite form, EN + AR, or WhatsApp
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2 · ScoreMake scores fit 0–100 in seconds
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3 · CRMHubSpot contact + deal, owner set
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4 · WhatsAppConfirmation in <60 seconds
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5 · TaskHot 1 hr · Warm 24 hrs · Nurture none
New→ Contacted→ Qualified→ Proposal / Menu Sent→ Tasting / Site VisitClosed WonClosed Lost

Demo 2 · Lead Scoring

Not all leads are equal. The system ranks them.

Build a prospect below and watch the score — and the action the sales team would take — change in real time. This is the exact scoring the live system runs.

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HOT — call within 1 hour

WhatsApp confirmation in <60 seconds, deal created, and a High-priority call task lands on the contact — with a tasting / site visit suggested as the next step.

SignalHow it scores
ServiceCatering / Vending 20 · Bakery Bulk / Group Booking 15 · Hampers 10 · General 0
Quantity (people)200+ → 50 · 100–199 → 35 · 30–99 → 20 · Under 30 → 10
Company nameFilled = +15 (a business buyer, not a browser)
CityRiyadh = +5 (core service area)
TemperatureHOT ≥60 task in 1 hour · WARM 35–59 task in 24 hours · NURTURE <35 sequence only

Follow-Up Sequence

The quote is sent. Now most companies go silent. This one doesn't.

Most B2B catering deals need 5+ touches. The sequence runs automatically and stops the moment the customer replies or the deal closes.

Minute 0

Confirmation + proposal on its way

WhatsApp confirmation instantly; the menu / proposal follows from the assigned owner.

WhatsApp + Email
48 hours

Proposal follow-up

“Did the menu reach the right person?” — a short nudge with the proposal attached again, so it never dies in someone's inbox.

WhatsApp
Day 5

Decision nudge

Seasonal menu or a tasting invitation for undecided Hot leads — a reason to reply, not just a reminder.

WhatsApp
Day 7

Tasting / site-visit reminder

If a tasting or vending site visit is booked, an automatic reminder the day before — no-shows drop, kitchens and sites stay prepared.

WhatsApp + CRM task
Day 14

Break-up message

“Should I close your file?” — the highest-reply message in B2B. A no moves the lead to monthly nurture, not the bin.

WhatsApp
Monthly

Nurture loop

Seasonal menus, Ramadan and National Day offers, new vending placements. When they re-engage, scoring restarts and sales is alerted.

Email + WhatsApp

Automation Recipes

Repeat business, on autopilot

The same core keeps earning after the first order — across catering, bakery and vending.

Proposal follow-up engine

Trigger: proposal sent, no reply in 48 hours.
Action: WhatsApp nudge with the proposal re-attached + owner task at day 5.
Result: quotes stop dying silently in inboxes.

Tasting & site-visit reminders

Trigger: tasting or vending site visit booked.
Action: reminder the day before to the customer + prep task for the team.
Result: fewer no-shows; kitchens and sites ready on time.

Review & referral flywheel

Trigger: event delivered + 2 days.
Action: satisfaction check → Google review request → referral ask to sister branches.
Result: happy clients become a lead source, not just a client list.

Vending standing orders

Trigger: refill cycle due / contract month-end.
Action: consumption summary to the site manager + restock task.
Result: machines never sit empty; renewals chased before competitors hear of the expiry.

Demo 3 · Dashboard & ROI

What management sees every Monday morning

One dashboard: leads by service, response time, cost per lead, pipeline value. Move the sliders to model the impact with your own numbers.

The cost of a slow reply

9.6 / monthDeals at today's close rate
13.0 / monthDeals with automation (+35% close rate*)
SAR 13,440Extra revenue / month
SAR 161,280Extra revenue / year
*Illustrative model. The +35% uplift reflects faster first response (leads contacted within 5 minutes convert at a multiple of leads contacted after 30 minutes) plus complete follow-up coverage. Replace the sliders with your actuals in the interview — the math is the point, not the defaults.

Rollout

Live in 90 days

This is the build order I would follow from day one — the demo system above is the first 30 days, already working.

Days 1–30 · Foundation

HubSpot pipeline live; every channel piped into one place. WhatsApp Business API + instant response on. Website turned from brochure to lead funnel — EN + AR forms, click-to-chat, tracking. Baseline dashboard: leads, sources, response times.

Days 31–60 · Lead Engine

Meta, TikTok, Snapchat and Google campaigns for catering, vending and bakery bulk. Lead scoring + task routing live (the system on this page). Seasonal offer calendar — Ramadan, National Day, graduation season. Arabic + English content system.

Days 61–90 · Automation & Scale

Proposal follow-up engine, tasting reminders and the review flywheel switched on. Vending consumption reports for site clients. Weekly optimisation: kill/scale rules on ads, cost-per-lead targets, Monday pipeline report automated.