12 normalized cards with 12 evidence references.
Each lead keeps source run, source URL, quote, score reasons, limitations, and approval readiness attached.
VoxProspect turns local opportunity fixtures, public-source hunter fixtures, buyer-intent proof, and website-shaped evidence into source-backed Lead Cards. The desk is review-only: no outreach, export, send, live provider, LLM, browser automation, or production database mutation runs.
Each lead keeps source run, source URL, quote, score reasons, limitations, and approval readiness attached.
7 cards are marked approval-ready; reviewers should still inspect the linked evidence before choosing a preview decision.
Move to approval hold →The desk only normalizes fixture/local evidence into reviewable lead records; it does not mutate production data.
Each card carries risk, source linkage, score reasons, evidence references, limitations, and approval readiness before it can move downstream.
missed-call complaint: I called three times and nobody answered, then had to book somewhere else.
“I called three times and nobody answered, then had to book somewhere else.”
recommendation request: Intercom is overkill and expensive for our small team. Any lighter alternatives?
“Intercom is overkill and expensive for our small team. Any lighter alternatives?”
FAQ gap: Customers repeatedly ask about treatment prices, booking rules, and aftercare.
“Customers repeatedly ask about treatment prices, booking rules, and aftercare.”
competitor complaint: Our clinic loses leads when nobody answers after 6pm. We need something lighter than hiring another receptionist and not as heavy as Intercom.
“Our clinic loses leads when nobody answers after 6pm. We need something lighter than hiring another receptionist and not as heavy as Intercom.”
pricing pain: Intercom is too expensive and overkill. We mostly need fast answers for repeated customer questions and handoff to a human.
“Intercom is too expensive and overkill. We mostly need fast answers for repeated customer questions and handoff to a human.”
pricing pain: I run a service business and every lead asks the same booking rules and pricing questions. Slow replies cost us bookings.
“I run a service business and every lead asks the same booking rules and pricing questions. Slow replies cost us bookings.”
support pain: We need fast answers for repeated customer questions and a simple handoff to a human when the bot cannot help. Slow replies are hurting trials.
“We need fast answers for repeated customer questions and a simple handoff to a human when the bot cannot help. Slow replies are hurting trials.”
missed call complaint: I called twice after work and nobody answered. I booked with another clinic that replied faster. Contact page lists phone and form only; no instant answer path is visible.
“I called twice after work and nobody answered. I booked with another clinic that replied faster. Contact page lists phone and form only; no instant answer path is visible.”
faq pricing booking gap: Customers keep asking about treatment prices, booking rules, and aftercare before committing. Pricing FAQ is thin and booking questions are repeated in public snippets.
“Customers keep asking about treatment prices, booking rules, and aftercare before committing. Pricing FAQ is thin and booking questions are repeated in public snippets.”
slow reply: Lead forms are answered next day and customers mention slow replies during emergency repair windows. Service page has no automated triage for urgent repair requests.
“Lead forms are answered next day and customers mention slow replies during emergency repair windows. Service page has no automated triage for urgent repair requests.”
after hours lead loss: After-hours class questions go unanswered until morning, and several trial leads drop before staff replies. Booking page does not answer repeated membership and schedule questions outside staffed hours.
“After-hours class questions go unanswered until morning, and several trial leads drop before staff replies. Booking page does not answer repeated membership and schedule questions outside staffed hours.”
website contact gap: New visitors ask whether services are available this week before they book. Contact page lists phone and form only with no chat and no instant answer path.
“New visitors ask whether services are available this week before they book. Contact page lists phone and form only with no chat and no instant answer path.”