Lead Intent Classifier

Test a lead-intent taxonomy before it becomes part of your sales process.

Use your own intent labels to explore whether an inquiry is ready for a sales conversation, needs more context, or does not fit.

Message
High Purchase IntentMedium Purchase IntentLow Purchase Intent
AI TEXT CLASSIFIER2–10 labels
Categories

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Quick answer

What does this lead intent classifier do?

A lead intent classifier assigns an inbound inquiry to a custom intent category so a team can test its qualification taxonomy before relying on it in a workflow.

  1. Paste an inbound inquiry.
  2. Define the intent levels that matter to your process.
  3. Classify the inquiry and keep appropriate human review for consequential decisions.

Preset categories

A starting point, not a fixed taxonomy.

High Purchase Intent

A concrete purchase signal with a near-term evaluation.

Medium Purchase Intent

Relevant interest but an unclear or later timeline.

Low Purchase Intent

Early or weak interest requiring more context.

Not a Lead

A message that does not represent a sales opportunity.

Other

A catch-all label for your workflow.

Use cases

Make category boundaries visible before you build around them.

01

Inquiry review

Explore your own purchase-intent signals.

02

Sales handoff

Test category wording with realistic inbound messages.

03

Context gaps

Make the Not a Lead/Other boundary explicit.

04

Workflow design

Validate labels before adding any business automation.

Questions

Before you classify.

Should this make automatic sales decisions?

No. It is a first-pass classifier; important outcomes need appropriate human or application-level review.

Can I change the intent levels?

Yes. The categories are editable and are not a universal lead standard.