Leed

Leed is typically added to an AI chat or GPT-driven flow when you want to turn helpful conversations into follow-up actions. During a product Q&A, pricing chat, or onboarding exchange, it can ask for an email or other details at the right moment—after the visitor has shown clear interest—so the conversation keeps moving while the lead is recorded.

Teams often use it to replace or delay traditional forms. For example, a visitor might ask about a feature, request a demo, or compare plans; Leed can smoothly collect contact info and the key context from the chat so sales or support knows what the person cared about. That means fewer abandoned sessions and less chasing people who never filled out a page.

In daily workflow, Leed fits into the handoff between the assistant and your team. Once details are captured, you can route the lead to the right owner, continue the sequence after the chat ends, and keep the information consistent across conversations. It’s useful when you run multiple GPT experiences and want the same capture step everywhere, without changing how users interact with the assistant.