How one company booked
112 qualified calls in 7 days.
They didn't change their offer. Or their ads. They found the back door and forced Meta to spend only on buyers, not broke browsers. This is the exact setup they used.
"Out of the gate... we could see right away with new ads how qualified these leads actually were. Close rate went from about 25% to over 50%. Best product we've ever implemented in the last five years. There's nothing even remotely close."
- Joey Western, Sales Agency Owner
Watch: A real client walks through their exact SimpleCheck + Zapier + Hyros setup
You're booking calls. They just don't close.
You're already running ads. You're already getting calls on the calendar. But too many of them sound like this:
That's not a closer problem. It's not a script problem.
Joey Western was running 300 leads a day. His sales team kept saying the leads were no good. He didn't know how bad it was until he installed SimpleCheck - because immediately, when those leads started coming in, he could see right out of the gate with new ads exactly how qualified they actually were. Close rate went from 25% to over 50%. Not because he got better closers. Because he stopped booking calls with people who couldn't pay.
What is the Qualified Sales Calls System?
A lead qualification setup that uses real financial data to train Meta to target buyers, not browsers. It routes qualified leads to your sales team and everyone else to downsells, so your calendar only fills with people who can actually pay. It works by wiring SimpleCheck to your ad pixel through a 3-tool stack.
Meta can't optimize for what it never sees
Meta doesn't understand intent. It doesn't know who's serious or who has money. Meta understands events and feedback loops.
Train Meta on this
You get: cheap behavior
Train Meta on this
Meta reallocates spend automatically
"We send that information back to Facebook and now we're getting more qualified calls at a cheaper rate."
- Tim Madden, Executive Career Upgrades
3 tools. That's the whole stack.
This system only works when Meta receives qualified buyer signals. Without the right infrastructure, Meta cannot optimize correctly - no matter how good your ads are.
SimpleCheck
SmartForm or Custom Build
Captures, scores, and routes every lead based on real financial data. This is what gives you the buyer signal in the first place.
Learn more →Zapier
Free tier works to start
Passes qualification outcomes cleanly between your systems. Triggers the workflow that sends buyer and non-buyer signals to your ad tracking tool.
Learn more →Hyros or Cometly
Both integrate with this system
Tags qualified and disqualified outcomes and syncs them back to Meta automatically. Either works great.
Learn more →The system works with both SimpleCheck options
SmartForm: set it up yourself in under 30 minutes. Custom Build: our team builds and maintains everything. Either one works for this system.
No contracts. No SSN required from your leads. Works with any CRM.
The 5-step setup
The exact infrastructure one client used to book 112 qualified sales calls in 7 days - without changing a single ad or touching their offer.
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Activate buyer qualification data capture
Inside your SmartForm portal, turn on X-Ray SimpleCheck Reports in the Integrations tab. This is what allows the system to instantly pre-qualify every lead with real financial data - separating browsers from buyers - and make those differences visible to Meta.
Not on SmartForm yet? Start your 7-day free trial here. Custom Build clients - this signal layer is already built in.
(Optional) Enable SmartRoute and set routing rules
SmartRoute decides what happens after a lead is captured. This is where qualification becomes automatic. Our data shows 80%+ of no-shows across 500+ active clients have a sub-650 credit score. Most merchants use 650 as the cutoff.
Rule A - Buyer qualified
Allow booking, open calendar, send to booking confirmation page
Rule B - Downsell qualified
Block booking, redirect to downsell funnel to liquidate ad spend
Trigger a Zapier workflow on form submit
Set up a Zap using the SmartForm webhook or API trigger.
Zap Flow
Trigger: SmartForm lead/booking
Filter: Check if lead meets your score/income rules
If qualified: Send to Hyros/Cometly with "Qualified" tag
If disqualified: Send to Hyros/Cometly with "Disqualified" tag
Set up Hyros or Cometly conversion events
When a qualified or disqualified lead is detected, tag the user inside your tracking system and trigger a conversion event synced with Meta Ads.
Connect your Meta pixel
In Meta Events Manager: go to your pixel, then Events, then Custom Conversions. Create 2 custom conversions: Qualified Call Booked and Disqualified Lead Booked. Set the event source to Hyros or Cometly, and set the rule based on the tag you configured in step 3.
Once live, Events Manager will show your conversion events with match quality scores. Aim for 8.5/10 or above.
Build smart audiences in Meta
Now that Meta is getting real conversion data, put it to work:
Create a Lookalike Audience from "Qualified Call Booked" - Meta now knows exactly what a buyer looks like
Create an Exclusion Audience from "Disqualified Lead Booked" - stop spending money on people who already proved they can't buy
Exclude disqualified leads for 60-90 days. Set custom UTMs so SmartForm, Zapier, and Hyros/Cometly all attribute leads accurately.
Common mistakes to avoid
Optimizing for leads instead of outcomes
If you're still sending generic 'form submitted' events to Meta, this system does nothing. You have to send qualified vs. disqualified signals. That's the whole point.
Letting unqualified leads book calls
Routing unqualified leads to your calendar defeats the purpose. Block them from booking or route them to a downsell. If they can still book, your closer's calendar is still broken.
Not sending disqualification data back to Meta
Most people only send the positive signal. The negative signal is just as important - it tells Meta who NOT to find more of. Don't skip this.
Mixing signal definitions mid-campaign
If you change what 'qualified' means partway through a campaign, Meta's learning resets. Define your thresholds once and stick with them through the learning phase.
How to get more out of the system
Use SmartRoute to turn unqualified leads into revenue
Don't just block them. Redirect them to a lower-ticket offer. Unqualified leads still have money - just not $10K. Liquidate that ad spend instead of wasting it.
Use the disqualified tag for a cheap retargeting funnel
Email and SMS retargeting to disqualified leads costs almost nothing. You can still pull revenue from them through a different offer and channel.
Review your qualified criteria every 30 days
Look at who actually bought. What was their credit score? What was their available credit? Your thresholds should evolve based on real conversion data - not a guess you made on day one.
Feed your real customer data into the Lookalike
The best Lookalike Audiences come from actual buyers, not just qualified leads. Once you have 100+ closed clients, build a Lookalike from that list. It will outperform qualification-based Lookalikes.
Go deeper on lead qualification
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Stop booking calls with people
who can't pay.
80%+ of no-shows have a sub-650 credit score - avg across 500+ active clients. Most see results in the first week.
No contracts. No SSN required. Works with your existing CRM.