Inspiration
Lucy Guo's Passes story inspired us to implement the CRM functionality she was seeking.
What it does
Our hackathon integrates with any CRM via an api endpoint, and requires nothing but a string to be stored for the functionality. It will update user learnings via the CRM inbox, and when mass messages are sent out these learnings will be added when appropriate to make the messages feel more heartfelt.
How we built it
We built on top of Convex in Next.js for our mock CRM, and our functionality is offered by calls to AI models. We have a TypeScript backend.
Challenges we ran into
- Making Convex types work when piping user data to the display.
- Managing multiple branches and getting local changes into Git.
- Learning how to use Convex's api calls.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
- Having an epic team.
- Starting Groq integration seamlessly with no challenges.
- Setting up the Convex data schemes rapidly and usefully.
What we learned
- TypeScript and the Next.js framework.
- Do not use TypeScript in hackathons (lol).
- How awesome it is to use Convex as a backend and database (so smooth).
What's next for Enhance
- Putting it into the Cloud in a manner for enterprise use.
- Write a developer SDK for integration in CRMs.
Built With
- blood
- convex
- insomnia
- next.js
- sweat
- tears
- typescript
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