Default is a powerful automation platform that helps customers route, schedule, and take detailed actions for inbound leads / prospect / customer.

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Default Global Glossary

• Trigger: The action or criteria that initiates a workflow. Examples:- Form submission

  • Webhook received

  • CRM object updates

• Members: User’s with an account on Default. Also refers to anyone that needs to be routed a lead / prospect / customer.

• Nodes: The building blocks used to create workflows. By connecting nodes, you create automated processes for lead routing, object matching, and complex business logic.

• Default Forms: A built-in form system with a no-code builder. While you can integrate existing form solutions, our native forms offer easy customization without technical expertise.

• Scheduler: A customizable booking interface that appears after form submission, designed to match your brand’s visual style.

• Pipeline: A “CRM-esque” view within Default to easily view & keep up to date on all created / updated leads.

• Canvas: The visual workflow builder featuring a grid layout where you design automated processes by connecting multiple nodes and creating conditional paths.

• Events: Calendar meetings scheduled with contacts. Events come in three types:- Personal: Individual booking links for one-on-one meetings. These operate independently and cannot be incorporated into workflow routing.

  • Team: One-on-one meetings typically used for demonstrations or training sessions. These work with queues in workflows for automated scheduling.

  • Group: Multi-participant meetings that accommodate multiple hosts and attendees from both the hosting organization and client side.

• Queues: Member “rotations” that are used to accurately assign leads and book meetings. Queues can be either max fairness or max availability.

• Territories: Geographic areas defined by plain text rules using regions, countries, states, cities, or zip codes to determine lead location.

• Segments: Market divisions within territories, defined by plain text rules to specify business categories such as Enterprise or Mid-market.