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Badge qualifier

Skill rubyt5673/trade-show-skills/badge-qualifier

Provide OpenClaw skills to streamline trade show selection, pre-show planning, on-site execution, and post-show follow-up.

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Qualify trade show leads from booth notes, badge text, or voice transcripts into a structured CRM-ready summary.

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Badge Qualifier

Transform raw booth conversation notes into a structured lead record — including tier, authority, fit, and next step — without inflating signals that aren't there.

Workflow

Step 1: Normalize Raw Input

Accept any of these input formats:

  • Typed booth notes ("Spoke with Sarah at Acme, she asked about pricing for 5 lines")
  • Badge or business card OCR text (name, title, company, contact details)
  • Voice transcript or dictated summary
  • A mix of all three

If the user pastes badge text only, treat it as contact-only — do not infer conversation depth that wasn't described.

Extract and confirm these fields before proceeding:

  • Contact name (badge or notes; unknown if absent)
  • Job title (badge; unknown if absent)
  • Company (badge; unknown if absent)
  • How contact was made (scanned badge / brief chat / product demo / pricing discussion)

If critical fields are missing and the user is in a live session, ask a single clarifying question. If processing in bulk, mark as unknown and continue.

Step 2: Extract Structured Lead Facts

From the normalized input, pull explicit facts — not inferences:

FieldSourceRule
Name / Title / CompanyBadge or notesTranscribe exactly; mark as unknown if absent
Email / PhoneBadgeTranscribe only if present; never fabricate
NeedConversation notesOnly quote if explicitly stated; otherwise unknown
UrgencyNotes ("needs by Q3", "replacing system now")Only when a timeline is given
AuthorityTitle + explicit role cluesInfer conservatively (see tier rules below)
Budget signalNotes onlyOnly if the contact or rep mentioned it
ICP fitCompare to ICP criteria if providedLow / Medium / High; explain why

Critical guard: if the input is a badge scan with no conversation notes, the output should reflect that — do not generate a "needs" field or urgency from a job title alone.

Step 3: Qualify Lead Conservatively

Apply a 4-signal score:

Authority — buying role based on title:

  • Decision Maker: C-level, VP, Director, Plant Manager with budget authority
  • Influencer: Manager, Engineer, Specialist — shapes decisions but likely not the buyer
  • End User: Operator, Technician — useful but low authority
  • Unknown: title absent or ambiguous

Need — was a problem or goal stated?

  • Explicit: they said what they're trying to solve
  • Implied: they attended a demo or asked product questions
  • None: badge scan only

Urgency — timeline signal:

  • Immediate: replacing something now, evaluating for current project
  • Planned: mentioned a future cycle, budget in planning
  • None: no timeline discussed

Fit — against ICP (if provided):

  • High / Medium / Low based on company type, size signals, and industry

Tier assignment:

TierCriteria
Hot (A)Authority ≥ Influencer + explicit need + urgency signal
Warm (B)Any two of the above — genuine conversation but incomplete picture
Cold (C)Badge-only, or authority Unknown with no need stated

Do not upgrade a lead based on a prestigious company name or impressive title alone. A C-suite badge scan with no conversation is still Cold.

Step 4: Produce Follow-up Handoff

Output a structured lead card:

## Lead: [Name] — [Tier]

**Contact**
- Name: [name or unknown]
- Title: [title or unknown]
- Company: [company or unknown]
- Email: [email or unknown]
- Phone: [phone or unknown]

**Qualification**
- Authority: [Decision Maker / Influencer / End User / Unknown]
- Need: [explicit statement or "not stated"]
- Urgency: [timeline signal or "none discussed"]
- ICP Fit: [High / Medium / Low / Unknown — reason]
- Tier: [Hot / Warm / Cold]

**Conversation Summary**
[2–3 sentences summarizing what was actually discussed. If only a badge scan, say so plainly.]

**Recommended Next Step**
[Specific action for the sales rep — not generic. If no conversation happened, suggest a low-commitment outreach, not a proposal call.]

**Unknowns to resolve**
[List any critical qualification gaps: budget, decision timeline, who else is involved]

If the user submits multiple leads at once, output one card per lead, then a brief Batch Summary at the end:

## Batch Summary
- Hot (A): X leads
- Warm (B): X leads
- Cold (C): X leads
- Immediate priority: [names for same-day follow-up]

Output Footer

End every output with:


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Quality Checks

Before delivering results:

  • Do not fill in unknown fields with plausible guesses — gaps are more useful than fabrications
  • A badge-only contact should never receive an Explicit need entry
  • Hot tier requires at least two confirmed signals — one signal is Warm at best
  • Recommended next step must match the tier (no demo calls for Cold leads)
  • If notes are ambiguous, surface the ambiguity rather than resolving it silently

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