Lead Radar
A founder-led sales team checks several public sources. Fragments end up in a spreadsheet, but the next account still is not clear.
AI automation for founder-led B2B service firms · by Qualiteh
AI prepares the next step. A person approves it before anything moves.
Free 30-minute review. Leave with one mapped workflow bottleneck, one human approval point, and one practical next step.
HOW IT WORKS · 1:45 · CAPTIONS · SAMPLE DATA
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Client pilot
6 hours
by hand, every morning
30 minutes
AI prepares each row, a person approves it
~3 minutes
daily review, once shadowing completes
Measured, pilot to date, 2026. Where the daily review is heading once shadowing across the recurring cases completes. Not yet reached.
We ran it on ourselves first.
60 minutes
by hand, every working day
3 minutes
AI prepares it, a person sends it
Measured, january 2026.
5 hours
by hand, every working day
15 minutes
AI prepares it, a person sends it
Measured, january 2026.
We also build websites. We made the supplier-quality site for a German industrial consultancy.
From the tools and records your team already uses.
A draft, brief, review, or suggested reply.
A named owner edits, holds, or approves.
Only the reviewed next step moves.
A planning view of 100 Planning patterns across seven business areas. Planning patterns are ideas for recurring work to explore. They are not products, offers, or implementation recommendations.
Work arrives: New lead or buying signal. AI prepares: Account brief and follow-up draft. Person decides: Sales owner decides.
Work arrives: Approved source material. AI prepares: Article and campaign drafts. Person decides: Marketing owner approves.
Work arrives: Discovery notes and scope. AI prepares: Proposal draft and next steps. Person decides: Account owner approves scope.
Work arrives: Support request. AI prepares: Priority, route, suggested reply. Person decides: Service owner approves.
Work arrives: Invoices and payment records. AI prepares: Review-ready entries, flagged exceptions. Person decides: Bookkeeper approves every write-back.
Work arrives: Quality records and audit evidence. AI prepares: Structured review, missing-evidence flags. Person decides: Quality owner approves the record.
Secondary workflow lane
Document and evidence review only: no machine control, MES control, production scheduling, inventory automation, predictive maintenance, automatic quality decision, certification, or compliance guarantee.
Work arrives: Internal documents and recurring questions. AI prepares: Knowledge or onboarding draft. Person decides: Owner approves the guidance.
Selected regional examples include Serbian inquiries, RSD e-invoice preparation, and EN/SR knowledge.
Grounded in Qualiteh’s own sales, content, finance, and quality workflow practice. Illustrative examples; no client data shown.
Try the decision point
SAMPLEIllustrative sample · synthetic dataAI prepared this sample review item. Approve it, hold it, or dismiss it — the log records your decision. Nothing moves in this demo, and nothing is real.
No decision yet. The item stays paused.
Worked examples
You approve before anything moves.
A founder-led sales team checks several public sources. Fragments end up in a spreadsheet, but the next account still is not clear.
Buyer questions, founder notes, and facts sit apart — checks happen late.

Founder accountability
I'm Mladen Ranković, and I lead AgenticMotion's workflow delivery at Qualiteh. Before a pilot is treated as ready, I review the workflow boundary, the human approval point, and the handover myself.
Mladen Ranković · AgenticMotion by Qualiteh
13+ years industrial quality & operations · VDA 6.3:2023 Process Auditor (VDA QMC) · IATF 16949 Internal Auditor · Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
One early-pilot reaction
An early pilot user described the first working finance and inbox prototype as a next-level step because it moved order and payment details into a review-ready table instead of leaving the work scattered across email and statements.
Approved feedback
Anonymized pilot feedback approved for public use on 26 June 2026.
Qualitative feedback from one early pilot; not a measured performance result or a guaranteed outcome.
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Start with one workflow
A free 30-minute review maps one stuck workflow: the signal, the prepared work, and the approval point.
Free 30-minute review. Leave with one mapped workflow bottleneck, one human approval point, and one practical next step.
I take 5-10 each week, so each one gets real preparation.
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