The agent takes your badge-scan CSV, researches every contact on the web, scores them against your ICP, and drafts personal follow-up emails on the day of the show. You run it by chatting in ASCN or Telegram.

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A trade show booth runs $2,000 to $10,000. You come back with hundreds of badge scans, and they sit for a week while you find time for research and emails. Your competitors are already writing to those leads. Processing 200 contacts by hand takes 30-plus hours, and hot leads cool off every day you wait.
Event Leads Pipeline is a ready-made AI agent for the ASCN platform that takes this work off your plate:
You run the agent in plain language — in ASCN chat or Telegram. Nothing to build by hand: the agent connects Gmail, Sheets, and Drive when you ask.
You don't need to code. Running it is just a chat.
Across deployments the agent works through a 200-contact post-event list in one session instead of 30-plus hours by hand, and sends personal emails to hot leads the same day, while you're still fresh in their memory.
Results depend on your niche, the quality of the scans, and how precisely you describe your ideal customer during setup. The agent delivers speed and execution; your product and ICP accuracy drive the conversion.
Industrial equipment maker — B2B, trade shows
- Connected: Google Sheets, Gmail, and Drive with an "Events" folder, Telegram channel
- Result: 240 scans processed in one session, 38 hot-segment contacts emailed on show day
- Saved: about 28 hours of manual research and outreach per event
Digital services agency — B2B marketing
- Connected: Gmail and Sheets, scan files dropped into chat
- Result: three-touch sequences for warm contacts, replies caught automatically, instant alert on interest
- Saved: roughly 15 hours a week during peak event season
These figures are illustrative and depend on niche and setup; the ASCN team confirms specific numbers before publication.
While competitors spend a week sorting business cards, you're already in the inbox of your hottest leads. 🔥🔥🔥
Set the agent up once, and after every show your contacts turn into a pipeline and emails the same day, while people still remember you.
No. The agent installs from the marketplace and you run it by chatting: tell it what you need, and it connects Gmail, Sheets, and Drive and sets up tasks itself.
Connections use official OAuth, and tokens and keys sit in encrypted storage, never in chats or logs. The agent keeps contact data in your sheets rather than its own memory, and you can revoke access to any service at any time.
A chatbot answers questions. This agent does the work: it processes the scan file, keeps the sheet, drafts Gmail emails, and reacts to replies while you're busy with something else.
Yes. You set the criteria for hot, warm, and off-target contacts plus the email template and signature — in chat or directly in the agent's behavior files. It scores every contact by those rules.
No. Every email is a Gmail draft, and it sends only after you approve the batch. It won't mass-email the off-target segment without your explicit decision.
Google Sheets, Gmail, and Google Drive are required, and Telegram is recommended for approving batches from your phone. Web search and page reading are built in for enrichment. You can connect an external MCP server, for example to move contacts into a CRM.
Then you send the scan file straight into chat and the agent starts on command. The "Events" folder is only for the automatic trigger.
The pipeline sheet shows the status and touches for each contact, while summaries, approval batches, and reply alerts arrive in chat or Telegram.
There's no direct CRM connector — the agent gives you a clean export from Sheets. If you need it, connect your CRM through a custom MCP server.
