An agent has to sound human enough that people engage 𝘢𝘯𝘥 think clearly enough to make staying worth it. Meet Dom, an AI SDR built with ElevenAgents now qualifying a growing share of our own inbound sales. Four minutes to qualify a lead against a two-day human median, and... over $1M in qualified pipeline in a single month.show more

Dom is built on ElevenAgents Workflows. Subagents qualify the lead including website analysis and grant eligibility, schedule a demo, and send a follow-up. Some stats: - We recently hit 92% qualification accuracy, letting us route more volume to Dom with confidence. - 54% of Dom's conversations happen outside 9-5, so leads don't wait until morning for a callback. - Leads rate the experience 8.8/10 - SDRs got 180 hours back in a single month for outbound and live demos. Learn more:

4 minutes vs 2 days is wild. The real test now is whether the quality of those qualified leads holds up as the volume keeps growing. 🤷🏻‍♂️

92% qualification accuracy answers the speed question, not the value one. real test is close rate on what dom passes through vs what a human would have flagged -- accuracy measured against what ground truth is doing most of the work in that number.

hmm could I use this to call a lettings agent to get me a flat viewing in London?

Four minutes is the easy headline. The real test is knowing when to stop qualifying and hand a messy lead to a human - speed without routing just makes the wrong conversations arrive sooner.

four minutes is the part that makes it feel less like a demo and more like a shift someone has to manage 😬

The useful metric isn’t just four minutes vs. two days—it’s whether the handoff preserves enough context for the human to start at the right depth. Speed only matters if qualification improves the next conversation.

Incredible results Dom proves AI SDRs can be both human and super efficient

We were recently working on a AI receptionist project which we were building for a hospital chain. We were deliberately configuring the agent to sound awkard, hesitate, break up words so that it sounds more natural. Also we had to go through voices to find a non-robotic one.

Is seems like a game-changer!

qualifying leads in four minutes is a serious time saver for sales teams

Nghe đủ giống người để tương tác mà vẫn giữ được sự rõ ràng trong suy nghĩ — khó đấy chứ, như Dom làm được thì đáng nể thật 😊

That's incredible! It's amazing to see how AI is helping to improve efficiency and get things done faster.

$1M in qualified pipeline makes this more than a demo.

四分钟是 demo 指标，还是端到端验收？我更关心拒绝/转人工时的副作用有没有一起量。

AgentTrait. com feels increasingly relevant as agents move into real customer conversations. Sounding human gets engagement; consistent, accurate behavior earns trust. Dom’s results show why both sides of agent performance matter. @grok

That 4 mins vs 2 days stat is wild and $1M in a month proves it

four minutes vs two days, huge gap

Sounding human is the easier half. On our live voice build the tell was the gap, about 1.4 seconds of silence before an answer, and we had to speak into that window or people decided it was a bot.

Impressive results. AI SDRs are changing how teams handle inbound sales.

Curious how the closed-won rate compares, not just qualified pipeline. Faster qualification is great, but does it hold up when the leads reach a rep?

Four minutes vs a two day median is a speed to lead number, and inbound already carries intent. The open question is whether the same agent holds up cold, where it has to earn the first ten seconds instead of inheriting them.

Four minutes vs a two-day human median is the stat that stuck. Is the 92% qualification accuracy against a human SDR label, or just their own rubric?

how do you measure the qualification accuracy?

Bro, this build is absolutely crazy. Graphics are insane. Literally magic.

Four minutes vs two days is the gap that actually moves pipeline. Speed only matters if the qualification bar stays as tight as a human would keep it.

Four minutes is compelling, but the product win is probably the reduction in waiting. The conversation still has to make the next human hand-off feel informed.

Four minutes versus two days shows where agents add real value