A Sales Team Turned Demo Calls Into HubSpot-Ready Notes and Follow-Ups With a Lindy Agent
Interlaced built a Lindy agent in under a week that turns demo calls into HubSpot-ready notes, drafts follow-up emails, schedules calls and suggests proposals. It reports 5+ hours a week saved with no engineering time; Lindy helped with onboarding.
Who this is about: IT and cybersecurity services firm (Interlaced)
What it takes
- Cost
- From $49.99/monthLindy: A free plan includes $50 of credits that last 7 days. Team is $49.99 a month with 5,000 credits, and extra credits are $10 per 1,000.Price checked Oct 15, 2026 on lindy.ai. Prices change; check before you buy.
- Setup time
- A few daysOur estimate from the source, for one business.
- Skill needed
- No codeApps and settings only.
Explain it simply
After a sales demo, someone has to write up notes, update the customer database, write a follow-up email and book the next call. Meeting recorders only gave this team a long transcript they still had to sort through. They set up an AI agent, a program that can take actions on its own, that reads the call and writes it up in a form HubSpot (their customer database) can take, drafts the follow-up email, books the next call and suggests which proposal to send.
What was done
The growth team had tried several meeting recorders, but each one only returned a transcript, so CRM fields, follow-ups and scheduling were still done by hand. The sales team built their first Lindy themselves in under a week, with hands-on onboarding from Lindy. It does four jobs:
Summarise: writes up each demo call in a form HubSpot can take directly.
Follow up: drafts the follow-up email from the call, with suggested next steps.
Schedule: books client calls against real availability in the calendar and CRM.
Propose: recommends proposals using the context already in the CRM.
How it went
Interlaced reports 5+ hours a week saved on CRM upkeep and follow-up, value by week two, cleaner data, faster follow-ups and better process adherence. The team now plans to extend it from sales into service. The figures are "as reported by Interlaced" on Lindy's own case study page, with no detail on team size, call volume or how the time saving was measured.
Prompt
After each demo recording is available:
1. Summarise it into these HubSpot fields: [pain points], [budget], [decision maker], [timeline], [next step].
2. Draft a follow-up email to the attendees with the agreed next steps. Save as a draft for the rep to review; don't send.
3. If a next call was agreed, propose times that are free in both the rep's calendar and the CRM, and book after the rep approves.
4. Suggest which proposal or package fits, based on the deal record, and say why.Our outline, based on the four jobs in the case study. Not Interlaced's actual setup.
Business fit
Who this helps, and how:
Small sales and growth teams: turn each call into CRM fields and a drafted follow-up, not just a transcript.
StartupsFounders who sell: stop retyping call notes into the CRM after every demo.
Solo foundersService teams: use the same pattern for any call you currently write up by hand afterward.
Agencies
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- AI sales call prepDepartment hub: AI for sales, 34 examples
Similar tools
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- Fathom
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- Gong
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- HubSpot Breeze
HubSpot's built-in AI agents, if you'd rather stay inside the CRM.
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