How does Semiora routing qualification work?
Semiora checks form submissions against custom routing rules. Based on answers (like location or team size), it matches the lead to the correct event type and host pool.
Intake is the “front door” to your scheduling system. It collects lead details, enriches context, routes to the right event type and host, then schedules the meeting. Every decision can be audited and simulated.
1) Lead details
Name + email + a few qualifying answers.
2) Enrichment
Domain/company/region + CRM context (optional).
3) Assignment
Pick event type + host pool based on rules.
4) Schedule
Show times, book, and trigger workflows.
5) Sync
Write lifecycle updates to CRM (optional).
Routing Logic
Semiora Intake routes a lead to the correct destination and keeps routing reliable even when owners are unavailable.
Assign within a pool for a region/segment. Semiora balances demand while still respecting availability.
If a CRM owner exists but is unavailable, Semiora can ignore the owner and route to the territory pool.
A single intake URL can route to different event types based on answers (support vs sales vs enterprise).
Enrichment
Intake can enrich answers using domain/company inference and CRM lookups so the right rep gets the lead the first time.
Compared to basic routing
Semiora is built to be operationally safe: idempotent CRM linking, explainable assignment, and fallbacks when ownership data is missing.
Plans
Standard includes routing-specific limits. Pro unlocks analytics and version history. Enterprise unlocks real-time CRM lookup and advanced assignment strategies.
Standard
Core intake
Pro
Ops visibility
Enterprise
CRM-aware routing
Want Intake on your site?
Use a single public link like /r/sales and route based on answers.
Semiora checks form submissions against custom routing rules. Based on answers (like location or team size), it matches the lead to the correct event type and host pool.
It distributes incoming meetings evenly or weighted among sales or support team members assigned to a specific territory pool.
Yes. Our simulator tool allows operators to input test answers and verify which host or queue receives the booking before publishing changes.