User interfaces
React and Next.js provide the browser workspace. Redux manages application state, and Material UI supplies interface components.
Facebook leads, WhatsApp conversations and appointment tracking.
PipeLean imports Facebook advertising leads into a CRM and preserves the campaign behind each enquiry. Sales staff manage WhatsApp messages, calls and appointments in one workspace, with templates for recurring responses and reporting by campaign.

Imported campaigns retain their names, aliases and offer descriptions. Search locates a campaign, while its activation switch controls whether it participates in lead processing.

Automatic-message templates are organised by scenario. Variables insert details such as the contact’s name and appointment date into a prepared response.

The manual-entry form can add a lead directly at the appointment-set stage. It captures contact details, the campaign, date and time, with a separate choice for automatic processing.
Slack and WhatsApp notifications bring new leads and orders to the team’s attention.
The React sales interface, .NET services and messaging integrations used in PipeLean.
React and Next.js provide the browser workspace. Redux manages application state, and Material UI supplies interface components.
C# and ASP.NET Core 7 implement the application API. Entity Framework connects it to Azure SQL, with Azure Blob Storage for files and Azure Redis Cache for caching.
Gupshup and SignalR support messaging and live updates, with notifications through WhatsApp and Slack.
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