Voice intake
Best for businesses that live on the phone: after-hours capture, routing by intent (appointment, sales, support, urgent), and immediate staff alerts with structured summaries.
These reference diagrams show how we structure real customer-facing workflows: voice intake and web lead capture. Each uses official AWS service icons, maps data flow left to right, and reflects production-style AWS deployments you can extend over time. Where models help—summaries, qualification—they are optional layers on top of reliable intake, storage, and notifications—not autonomous “agents” running your business.
Inbound calls are handled by Amazon Connect, captured by a Node.js Lambda, stored in DynamoDB, and pushed to the team via SNS email alerts. Optional model-assisted summaries can be added where they help staff respond faster. Provisioned with AWS CDK (CloudFormation).
Website visitors submit a lead form to an HTTP API. Lambda validates the payload, qualifies the request (rules-based with optional model scoring), writes to DynamoDB, and sends a notification email through SES. Static frontend hosted separately (Amplify, S3, or CMS embed).
Best for businesses that live on the phone: after-hours capture, routing by intent (appointment, sales, support, urgent), and immediate staff alerts with structured summaries.
Best for marketing sites and landing pages: structured lead intake, qualification (rules or optional model assist), durable storage, and email notifications without running servers.
Both builds are serverless-first, use managed AWS services, and are designed to plug into CRM, messaging, and additional workflows as your operation grows.
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