Yelp has an internal messaging chat system were potential clients ask about our services, Yelp masks the real phone number of the client, we need to automate this messages and convert them into leads in our CRM (smart moving) with the real number not the masked number. I need a lightweight service or script that will watch those incoming Yelp messages in real time, extract every usable data point (partial name, masked phone, full message body), unmaks the phone and open a fresh record inside SmartMoving CRM without anyone copying or pasting. Key points the build must solve • Yelp delivers via its own SMS-style channel, not email or an open API, so the capture step has to listen to—or proxy—those messages first. • Yelp hides the caller’s true phone number. I do not yet have a method to reveal it, so part of this project is advising and implementing the best path to unmask the real phone number, passing the call through a service that exposes the real caller ID, or any other reliable workaround you recommend. • Once the true number and complete name are known, the tool should push a fully populated lead into SmartMoving using their public API, maintaining their required field format and status defaults. Deliverable A working integration (hosted or local) that: 1. Detects each new Yelp message instantly. 2. Retrieves or acquires the prospect’s full name and direct phone number. 3. Creates the corresponding contact + job inquiry inside SmartMoving with no manual touch. 4. Logs basic success/error info so we can audit the flow. If you have handled similar masked-number situations—Twilio, Zapier, custom Python listeners, etc.—please note it; otherwise outline the approach you would take so I can pick the most practical route.