Building Your Customer Journey
From a simple business description to a complete pipeline — in under a minute
Before You Begin
- Your brand must be configured with at least a brand voice and offerings
- Understanding of the FIND→WIN→KEEP→GROW framework
Customer journey mapping is usually something big businesses do with a team of marketers sketching out every touchpoint. Zyntro does it for you. Answer two questions about how your business works, and the AI builds a complete pipeline structure — stages distributed across FIND, WIN, KEEP, and GROW, each with entry criteria, exit criteria, descriptions, and fulfillment requirements.
The setup is accessed from Sales > Customer Journey.
Steps
Choose your business model
The setup page presents six business model cards. Select the one closest to how you sell:
B2B SaaS — Subscription-based software with tiered pricing, usage-based billing, or freemium-to-paid conversion.
Consultative — Solutions that require discovery and dialogue: coaches, consultants, agencies, and service providers who understand needs before proposing.
High-Ticket Items — Large-value, high-trust sales requiring deeper nurturing and often multiple decision-makers. Realtors, executive coaches, B2B service professionals.
E-Commerce — Online storefronts for physical goods, digital products, or services with shorter decision cycles.
Transactional — Quick, one-time purchases where speed and volume matter more than depth of relationship.
Relational — Trust-based, repeat business models: accountants, designers, therapists, and client-based professionals.
Your selection optimizes the pipeline structure for your sales cycle — a consultative business gets more WIN-phase stages than a transactional one.
Describe how customers progress
In the text area labeled "In a couple of sentences, describe how your customers progress their journey with you," write a natural-language description of your sales process.
Example: "When a new lead comes in, I call them, book an appointment for a demo/meeting to understand their needs, then propose a solution and close the deal."
You do not need to be precise or comprehensive. Focus on what you do to move someone from first contact to a sale. The AI fills in the gaps using your brand context, offerings, and the business model you selected.
Select your industry alignment
Choose the industry category closest to your business: SaaS, Real Estate, Coaching, Consulting, E-commerce, or Other. This is auto-selected based on your business model choice but can be changed.
Build the pipeline
Click Build My Customer Journey. Zyntro’s AI takes over:
1. It analyzes your brand definition, offerings, audience segments, and the business description you provided
2. It runs multiple simulations to determine the most predictable, repeatable journey map for a business like yours
3. It produces a complete pipeline structure: stages distributed across FIND, WIN, KEEP, and GROW, each with names, descriptions, entry criteria, exit criteria, and fulfillment requirements
This takes 30-60 seconds. A progress bar shows the processing status. When complete, you are redirected to the Board Settings page where you can review and customize the result.
Review the AI-generated pipeline
The Board Settings page shows your new pipeline as a "Growth Engine Roadmap" — a visual list of all stages organized by phase. Each stage displays its name, phase color (FIND=yellow, WIN=green, KEEP=blue, GROW=pink), and a summary.
An alert at the top confirms: "Zyntro has conducted a deep analysis of your brand, offerings and business model and has devised a complete [N]-stage pipeline structure for managing your customer journey and lifecycle from start to finish."
Click any stage to view and edit its details: name, description, entry criteria, exit criteria, and stage actions. You can accept the AI’s structure as-is or refine it to match your specifics.
Result
Your customer journey pipeline is built and active. Contacts entering your CRM will be assigned to the appropriate stage based on their source and engagement level. SI will begin using the pipeline phases to calibrate its communication frequency, QC autonomy, and channel selection.
You can view your contacts flowing through the pipeline in the Kanban board at Sales > My Boards.