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Budget: 3000 UAH Deadline: 3 days

Hello, Maria! Understood: measure the time of the first contact with the lead and send the report to the CRM via n8n + respond.io.

The logic I will implement: respond.io sends a webhook event for the first incoming message → n8n catches it, records the timestamp of the first contact, calculates the delta, and writes it into the required field of your CRM. I will make it idempotent — repeated events will not duplicate records and will not spoil the statistics. I will add logging and error handling to ensure no event is lost.

One point needs to be clarified right away (these are different metrics): do we count the time to the first message from the LEAD or the time to the first RESPONSE from the manager? This depends on which event we catch in respond.io.

Please clarify: what CRM do you have on your side (I need its API/webhook), is n8n already set up (self-hosted or cloud), and do you have access to respond.io?

Cost: 3000 UAH. Deadline: 3 days.

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Budget: 3000 UAH Deadline: 3 days

Good day, Maria! The task is clear: we need to measure the time of the first contact with the lead and trigger a report in the CRM via n8n + respond. I have done similar automations on n8n.

The logic I propose: respond sends a webhook event for the incoming (first) message → n8n catches it, records the timestamp of the first contact, and calculates the delta, after which it writes the result into the required field of your CRM. I will do everything idempotently, so that repeated events do not duplicate records and do not spoil the statistics.

To give an accurate estimate, rather than guessing, please clarify:
1) which CRM you have on your side (I need its API or webhook);
2) what exactly we are measuring — the time to the first message from the lead or the time to the first response from the manager (these are different metrics);
3) is n8n already set up on your end (self-hosted or cloud) and do you have access to respond?

I am ready to start immediately as soon as I receive the access.

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Budget: 8000 UAH Deadline: 2 days

We already have a practically ready similar solution for CRM integrations, n8n, and event transmission for leads - we can quickly adapt it to your scheme and launch it, I'm in touch ))

The estimate is 2 working days and 8000 UAH, if the necessary fields and events are already available on the CRM side.

I suggest doing the following - we accept the event of the first message, check if this is indeed the first contact, record the time, transmit the data via n8n to Respond, and add a simple error log so we don't have to search for a needle in a haystack later.

You will need to provide access to n8n, Respond API or webhooks, as well as describe where exactly in your CRM the lead and the time of the first contact are stored.

I would like to clarify 2 points:
- which CRM is being used

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Budget: 2100 UAH Deadline: 2 days

Good day, Maria!

The task is clear - tracking the time of the first contact through n8n between Respond.io and your CRM. I will implement the logic with the message ID cursor and a 30-minute waiting cycle, as described in the project update.

To get started, I need to clarify one thing: which CRM are you using on your side and is n8n already connected (self-hosted or cloud)? The answer will determine the method of passing the timestamp and setting up the trigger.

I can start today.

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Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 3 days

Hello! The task is clear, I have worked with similar automations and logical loops in n8n multiple times. To provide an exact cost and timeline, I need to review a few details and look at your current settings. Let's briefly discuss the technical nuances, and after that, I will immediately guide you regarding the final price and execution time.

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Budget: 3000 UAH Deadline: 3 days

Good day, Maria.

Your CRM will automatically log the time of the first contact with a lead: a trigger on updating the "responsible leader" field will initiate a polling cycle in n8n with a 30-minute interval. The cursor ID from the first request will serve as the starting point — while there are no new messages, the cycle returns to waiting. As soon as a message appears, its timestamp becomes the actual time of the first contact and is passed to respond.

I will set up the webhooks and fields on your CRM side according to the existing structure — without rewriting processes. The waiting cycle will be implemented through the n8n Wait Node, which retains the cursor context between iterations.

What CRM is currently being used on your side to prepare an accurate field map for the trigger?

Stages:
- API analysis, business processes, and logic design

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Budget: 700 UAH Deadline: 2 days

Great logic! The connection of the trigger, cursor ID fixation, and 30-minute timeout in n8n is implemented perfectly. I will clearly capture that same first client timestamp and pass it to Respond. The task is actually very simple and clear, so I am ready to do everything quickly and as budget-friendly as possible!

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Budget: 2000 UAH Deadline: 2 days

In such connections, it is often not the webhook itself that breaks, but the moment of the "first message": if it is not captured separately, the report quickly starts to duplicate leads or show incorrect times.

I will create a scenario in n8n between Respond.io and the CRM so that the event of the first message is captured once and correctly goes into the report.

I will anticipate checks for duplicates and proper error logging, so it will be clear where the transmission stopped if the CRM API responds incorrectly.

I can start today; initially, I only need the name of the CRM and access to the API/tokens.

After that, I will send a brief flow diagram and immediately create a working scenario.

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Budget: 1500 UAH Deadline: 3 days

Hello, Maria!

I will set up data transfer between the CRM and Respond via n8n for accurate tracking of the first contact time with leads.

Please let me know which CRM you are using and what specific data needs to be transferred?

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Budget: 2500 UAH Deadline: 2 days

Good day, Maria!

I have already seen your previous project with Google Analytics — a similar task.

n8n workflow for capturing the first contact:
- Trigger on the first message in Respond.io
- Transfer timestamp + lead data to CRM
- Setup without duplicates

Deadline: 1-2 days

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Budget: 2500 UAH Deadline: 3 days

I understand the task: to capture the timestamp of the first contact with a lead and synchronize it between your CRM and Respond.io. n8n is a convenient option if you need a no-code middleware without your own backend; it is not mandatory if there is a CRM API or native Respond integration. It depends on where the lead first appears and what we consider the "first contact."
I can: (1) Respond webhook → CRM, (2) CRM/API → custom field in Respond, (3) n8n, if that is your standard. Setting up the CRM on your side involves field mapping, deduplication, and testing on real leads.

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Budget: 3500 UAH Deadline: 3 days

Hello, I can consider the task of setting up data transfer through n8n for tracking the time of the first contact with a lead.

For an accurate assessment, the following should be clarified:
- Which CRM is being used;
- Which specific Respond service is meant;
- Where the first message/first contact is recorded;
- Which fields need to be transmitted;
- Is n8n already set up and are there access rights to the integrations.

If all necessary accesses and APIs are ready, the estimated completion time is 1-3 days.

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