Leads
Leads are potential customers who haven't been qualified yet. Track them from initial contact through conversion.
Lead Statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| New | Just captured, not yet contacted |
| Contacted | Initial outreach made |
| Converted | Qualified and converted to a contact |
| Lost | Did not convert |
Lead Sources
Where leads come from:
- Website — Web forms, landing pages
- Email — Email inquiries
- Phone — Phone calls
- Social — Social media
Creating a Lead
- Go to Customer Relations → Leads
- Click New Lead
- Fill in the details:
- First Name — Required
- Last Name — Required
- Email — Required, must be unique
- Phone — Required, must be unique
- Source — Where the lead came from (required)
- Category — Lead classification (see Categories)
- Notes — Additional information
Tags
Add tags to organize leads (see Tags).
Converting a Lead to a Contact
When a lead is qualified, the Convert to Contact action creates a Contact record from the lead and marks the lead's status as Converted — no copy-paste required.
- Open the leads table
- On any non-converted lead, choose Convert to Contact from the row actions
- Confirm — a new contact is created and the lead is locked as Converted
The new contact appears in Contacts and can immediately be used on deals, invoices, and tickets.
Filtering Leads
Use filters to manage your pipeline:
- By status (New, Contacted, etc.)
- By source
- By category
- By tags
- By date created
Editing a Lead
- Click on any lead
- Click Edit to modify
- Save your changes
You can also Replicate a lead to quickly create a similar one.
Hot Leads on the Dashboard
The most recently created or highest-priority leads also appear in the Hot Leads widget on the CRM Dashboard.
Deleting a Lead
Leads are soft-deleted (moved to Trash). You can restore them later.
Export
Download leads as CSV for reporting or backup.