Uber-style lead-to-sales-engineer allocation system with instant demo booking, priority-based routing, and automated meeting management—delivering 5000+ demos in 3–4 months.
Cybermind Works built a real-time demo scheduling and matchmaking platform for Skill-Lync, an engineering-focused EdTech company. The goal was to create an Uber-style allocation system where leads (students) can instantly connect with available sales/demo engineers through real-time matchmaking, priority-based routing, and automated meeting management.
This solution features Socket.IO-powered real-time communication, Redis-based concurrency locking, priority cascade routing (P1 → P2 → P3), automated calendar integration, WhatsApp notifications, and comprehensive analytics dashboards. The platform successfully delivered 5000+ demos in 3–4 months with zero double-booking incidents.
Cybermind Works built a comprehensive real-time demo scheduling and matchmaking platform that combines instant allocation with scheduled booking capabilities. The system supports:
A comprehensive view of the real-time demo scheduling system, showcasing the flow from student requests through Socket.IO matchmaking, Redis locking, meeting automation, and multi-channel notifications.

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A detailed sequence diagram illustrating the complete flow from student demo request through real-time matchmaking, meeting creation, notifications, and reporting — covering both instant and scheduled demo scenarios.

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An "Uber-style" request broadcasting system where demo requests are pushed to available engineers in real-time, and the first one to accept gets the allocation.
Lead initiates instant demo request
Real-time notification to available engineers
First engineer to accept gets the demo
Instant meeting creation with all details
Instead of algorithmic scoring, Skill-Lync uses a predefined priority list with time-based cascading:
High-performing engineers get first access
Secondary priority if P1 doesn't respond
Final tier ensures request distribution
If no engineer accepts, the system provides graceful fallback options:
Student can immediately re-request for another attempt
Student is asked to schedule a demo for later, and/or sales engineer follows up
Real-time allocation systems face a critical challenge: multiple engineers can click accept at the same time. CyberMind Works implemented a robust locking mechanism to ensure clean allocations.
When a demo request is broadcast, multiple engineers may click "Accept" within milliseconds of each other. Without proper locking, this could result in double-booking or conflicting allocations.
CyberMind Works implemented a Redis-based locking mechanism that ensures:
Double-Booking Incidents
Lock Acquisition Time
Allocation Reliability
During production usage, the system encountered a real-world challenge: some demo engineers attempted to game the allocation using auto-clicking tools to accept faster than others.
Some engineers deployed auto-clicking scripts and browser automation tools to accept demo requests faster than humanly possible, creating an unfair advantage and undermining the priority-based allocation system.
Accept/Reject buttons appear in different positions, making auto-click scripts unreliable and encouraging human interaction
Demo request notifications appear in different locations on the screen, preventing predictable click automation patterns
This was a critical improvement that ensured the system stayed usable and fair at scale. The protections effectively:
Once a meeting is successfully booked, the system handles all meeting logistics automatically—from creation to reminders to post-call reporting.
System automatically creates Zoom or Google Meet meetings upon successful booking
Automated reminders at configured intervals (1 hour before, 15 minutes before, etc.)
Captures meeting duration, attendee join times, and engagement metrics
Zoom recordings available post-call for quality auditing and training
Students could also schedule demos for a later date/time by selecting available slots. This improved conversion for:
Unavailable for immediate demos
Prefer scheduling ahead of time
When engineers are unavailable
All meeting communications were delivered through multiple channels to maximize engagement and reduce no-shows.
Reliable email delivery via Amazon Simple Email Service for all meeting communications and confirmations
Direct WhatsApp messaging for higher engagement rates compared to email-only flows
Skill-Lync observed that WhatsApp gave significantly better engagement rates compared to email-only flows, leading to reduced no-shows and improved demo attendance.
A carefully chosen stack optimized for low-latency real-time operations, strong consistency, and horizontal scalability.
The platform delivered measurable business results, transforming Skill-Lync's demo scheduling from a friction point to a competitive advantage.
The Skill-Lync Real-Time Demo Scheduling Portal proved that real-time matching can be effectively applied beyond ride-hailing into high-intent sales funnels. By combining Socket.IO-powered real-time communication, Redis-based concurrency locking, priority cascade routing, automated meeting management, and anti-abuse protections, CyberMind Works delivered a system that scaled in production and drove measurable business results.
The platform successfully delivered 5000+ demos in 3–4 months with zero double-booking incidents and sub-30-second allocation times. This transformed demo scheduling from a manual coordination bottleneck into an instant, reliable, and fair allocation system that improved both lead experience and sales team efficiency.
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