Documentation Index
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Leads
Leads are potential customers who haven’t yet entered your sales pipeline. Use the leads module to capture incoming inquiries, qualify them, and convert the best ones into deals.Creating a lead
- Go to CRM > Leads
- Click Add Lead
- Fill in the lead details:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | Brief description of the opportunity |
| Name | Lead’s full name |
| Contact email | |
| Mobile | Phone number |
| Value | Estimated deal value |
| Expected Close Date | When you expect to close |
| Owner | Team member responsible |
| Source | How the lead was acquired |
| Stage | Current qualification stage |
| Tags | Labels for categorization |
Screenshot: Create lead form
Lead stages
Leads move through qualification stages. Heffl provides built-in stage types:| Stage Type | Description |
|---|---|
| New | Just received, not yet contacted |
| Contacted | Initial outreach has been made |
| Working | Actively engaging with the lead |
| Unqualified | Does not meet your criteria |
| Converted | Qualified and converted to a deal |
| Junk | Spam or irrelevant inquiry |
Working with leads
Lead list view
The leads page shows all your active leads in a table. Use the filter bar to narrow results by stage, owner, source, tags, or custom fields.Screenshot: Leads list view
Lead detail view
Click on a lead to see its full profile, including:- Contact information
- Activity timeline
- Notes and comments
- Tags and custom fields
Assigning leads
Assign one or more team members to a lead:- Open the lead
- Add assignees in the Assignees field
- Each assignee will see the lead in their view
Adding notes
Add notes to track conversations and follow-ups:- Open a lead
- Go to the Notes tab
- Click Add Note
- Pin important notes to keep them at the top
Converting leads to deals
When a lead is qualified and ready for your sales pipeline:- Open the lead
- Click Convert to Deal
- Select the deal pipeline and initial stage
- The lead’s data transfers to the new deal
- The lead’s stage changes to Converted
Archiving leads
Archive leads that are no longer active but shouldn’t be deleted:- Single archive - Open a lead and click Archive
- Bulk archive - Select multiple leads and choose Archive
Lead sources
Track where your leads come from using CRM Sources:- Go to Settings > CRM Sources
- Add sources like “Website Form”, “Google Ads”, “Referral”
- Assign a source when creating or editing a lead
Filtering leads
Filter your lead list by:- Search - Search by title, name, email, or mobile number
- Stage - Filter by qualification stage
- Owner / Assignee - Filter by team member
- Source - Filter by lead origin
- Tags - Filter by labels
- Custom fields - Filter by any custom field
- Archived status - Show or hide archived leads
- Date range - Filter by creation date
- Lost reason - Filter leads marked as unqualified with a specific reason
FAQ
What's the difference between a lead and a deal?
What's the difference between a lead and a deal?
A lead is an unqualified prospect. A deal is a qualified sales opportunity in your pipeline. Convert leads to deals once they meet your qualification criteria.
Can I import leads from a CSV?
Can I import leads from a CSV?
Lead bulk import is available through the contacts import. Import contacts and then create leads from those contacts.
What happens when I convert a lead?
What happens when I convert a lead?
The lead’s information is used to create a new deal. The lead record stays in your system with a “Converted” stage for reporting purposes.