Kanshi sits between website forms and business systems, acting as a real-time traffic controller for leads before they enter your CRM, inbox, database, or redirect flow.
Kanshi intercepts form submissions before processing. The AI decision engine evaluates the submission and returns allow, reject, or flag before downstream systems act.
Fake and low-intent submissions trigger sales calls, CRM records, support work, reports, and automation even when they never had business value.
Kanshi makes a decision while the submission is still at the gate, so only approved leads proceed into your workflow.
Kanshi is a layer after CAPTCHA, WAF, IP blocking, and rate limiting. It decides whether the submission should enter the business pipeline.
Every submission can return a decision, confidence score, category, and reason.
"I need a quote today. Please call me about your service package."
Lead intent fits the business and can enter the workflow.
Submission is fake, low quality, irrelevant, or not worth routing.
Submission may be real but should be reviewed before entry.
Use Kanshi in contact forms, quote requests, bookings, support requests, registrations, and custom lead pipelines.
I need help restoring my account access after changing my email.
The replacement part arrived on time and fit the older model correctly.
Our billing page shows two failed invoices after updating the card.
Lightly used commercial mixer with serial number and pickup details.
POST /api/validate
{
"type": "contact_form",
"site_context": "Local service business accepting quote requests",
"content": "I need a quote today. Please call me about your service package."
}
{
"decision": "allow",
"confidence": 0.91,
"category": "valid_lead",
"reason": "The message matches the business, page intent, and expected buyer request."
}Kanshi turns raw form submissions into lead decisions your workflow can act on.