Working demo · AI sales operations
Propadya AI Sales Command Center
A publicly inspectable working demo connects intake, qualification, explainable opportunity matching, follow-up drafting, buyer briefs, and manager visibility in one fictional-data workflow.
- Status
- Working demo
- Date
- 18 June 2026
- Role
- Arian Asadi — product architecture, full-stack implementation, AI workflow design, data modeling, localization, testing, and release hardening
- Context
- Self-initiated working demo branded Propadya. Its public deployment contains fictional people, opportunities, pipeline values, SLAs, and outcomes; it is not presented as a live client deployment or a source of measured business results.
- Stack / direction
- Next.js 15 · React 19 · TypeScript · Prisma · PostgreSQL · Vitest · OpenAI Responses API (optional)
Arian Asadi / self-initiated demoProblem and constraints
High-value property inquiries lose momentum when qualification, opportunity matching, follow-up, buyer briefs, and manager quality control are split across unstructured conversations and disconnected tools.
- Every visible person, property, value, SLA, and pipeline result must remain clearly fictional
- AI may recommend, rank, summarize, or draft, but it may not send, book, change inventory, or make legal, citizenship, yield, or client commitments
- The useful demo path must still work when no OpenAI credential is configured
- Demo roles and process-local rate limits cannot be presented as production authentication or abuse control
Key decisions
Make AI recommend the next move while salespeople keep every commitment.
- 01
Map the lead lifecycle into one executive operating surface instead of another disconnected assistant
- 02
Model consent, ownership, opportunities, matches, conversations, follow-ups, AI logs, and activity history as durable records
- 03
Use structured AI outputs with an explainable deterministic fallback and visible human-approval state
- 04
Keep messaging, CRM, calendar, and transcription providers behind explicit non-live adapter boundaries
- 05
Ship English and Turkish interfaces, release documentation, focused tests, and a guided five-minute demo path
Architecture
From inquiry capture to an approved, auditable next action.
- 1Validated lead intake
- 2Durable sales record
- 3Explainable opportunity ranking
- 4Approval-gated AI drafts
- 5Manager control and audit trail
Evidence currently available
Live guided demo
The public executive-demo and dashboard routes render the fictional-data workflow, visible approval boundary, lead priorities, pipeline, follow-up control, and manager view without browser errors.
Source: Propadya public demo · 2026-07-18Reproducible release checks
At commit b6de644, lint, strict typecheck, nine focused tests, and the Next.js production build passed; the production dependency audit reported zero known vulnerabilities.
Source: Private repository verification at b6de644 · 2026-07-18Durable operating model
The reviewed Prisma schema and initial migration model users, sales representatives, leads, opportunities, matches, conversations, follow-ups, AI logs, activity, consent, timestamps, uniqueness, and operational indexes.
Source: Private Prisma schema and migration · 2026-07-18Controlled AI boundary
Structured qualification, matching, summaries, briefs, and follow-up drafts use safe fallbacks; external adapters remain non-live and follow-up output requires human approval.
Source: Reviewed AI modules, schemas, prompts, and adapter contracts · 2026-07-18Confidentiality: The live workspace contains fictional demo records only. Names, properties, values, response times, pipeline totals, meetings, and won amounts are illustrative product data—not customer information or achieved business metrics.
Contribution and transparency
Arian's contribution
- Product framing and executive workflow
- Information architecture and multilingual interface
- AI fallback, approval, and adapter boundaries
- PostgreSQL data model, tests, and release hardening
Assistance and platforms
- AI-assisted development tools used under Arian Asadi's direction and review
- Next.js, Prisma, PostgreSQL, and the optional OpenAI provider path
No client deployment, external collaborator, or live customer-data contribution is claimed for this self-initiated demonstration.
