Definition

Zero-Input Mode

Short definition

The product-design principle that Leadkaun must be useful from day one with zero rep logging — grading and queueing work on ingested data alone.

01In practice

How teams actually use it.

Zero-Input Mode is the India-first design constraint that says: our product must deliver value even if reps log nothing. The scoring engine, Priority Queue, and Missed Opportunity Engine all run on ingested lead data (from CSV, Google Sheet exports, or web forms) without requiring rep input. Rep logging then layers on top to make it better — but it's not a prerequisite for value. This is how Leadkaun aims for far higher rep adoption than a typical CRM, which reps often abandon.

02Worked examples

Three ways it shows up.

  • 01

    Day 1 after onboarding: 600 leads imported via CSV (exported from a Google Sheet), all graded A–F, Priority Queue populated — rep has their day planned without logging anything.

  • 02

    Rep starts logging calls in week 2 — scores refine further.

See it in Leadkaun

This is the product behind the page.

Every lead graded A–F, a live Priority Queue per rep, and the ₹ at risk surfaced in real rupees — set up the same day.

From definitions to doing

Stop defining. Start scoring.

Leadkaun puts these concepts into practice — A–F grading, Priority Queue, Missed ₹. Setup the same day.