Outcome. A trial signup lands with an AE if the plan tier justifies a sales conversation, or with customer success onboarding if it does not, instead of every signup hitting the same generic queue.
flowchart TD
A[Trial started date set] --> B{Existing customer?}
B -->|Yes| C[Notify current owner + create task]
B -->|No| D{Plan tier?}
D -->|professional / enterprise| E[Rotate to AE pool]
D -->|free / starter| F[Rotate to CS onboarding pool]
E --> G[Set routed date, notify, qualify-call task]
F --> H[Set routed date, notify, onboarding-email task]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse it when the product has a self-serve trial and the trial tier (free, starter, professional, enterprise) already predicts whether the account needs a sales-assisted close or a self-serve onboarding nudge.
- UseUse it when the app can write the plan tier onto the HubSpot contact record at signup time, either through a form or an integration.
- SkipDo not use it if every trial tier goes through the same sales-assisted process; a single rotation pool (lead-routing-002) is simpler.
- SkipDo not use it for an existing customer starting a second trial on a different product; route that to their current owner instead, see lead-routing-019.
or the lead routing pack, 39 EUR
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