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Kanshi uses this layer to decide whether the lead should proceed.
Kanshi analyzes what was submitted, why it was submitted, and whether it should enter your business systems before your team acts on it.
Traditional security verifies who submitted. Kanshi works after that layer to decide whether the lead should enter your systems.
Kanshi uses this layer to decide whether the lead should proceed.
Kanshi uses this layer to decide whether the lead should proceed.
Kanshi uses this layer to decide whether the lead should proceed.
Kanshi uses this layer to decide whether the lead should proceed.
Kanshi uses this layer to decide whether the lead should proceed.
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.
Kanshi helps teams allow valid leads, reject fake submissions, and route uncertain cases to review.
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.