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Where are the lead distribution settings?

Turning on round-robin lead distribution, setting how long a consultant has to accept, and switching it off.

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Where to find it

Ads AutomationLead Settings

Lead distribution hands incoming leads to consultants in turn and passes a lead on if nobody claims it within a set time. The point is to eliminate the lead everybody sees and nobody owns.

The setting that matters is the acceptance window: how long a consultant has to claim a lead. Too long and leads sit; too short and they circulate endlessly around the team.

Before you start

  • Consultants must belong to the user group that takes part in distribution.

Step by step

  1. Click the Lead Settings button under Leads from the menu.
    lead sett
  2. To use Leads Distribution Automation, click the activate button, and then specify the acceptance time for incoming leads and enter it in the relevant field.
    lead sett on
  3. Then click the Save button on the right.
    lead sett save
  4. If you do not want to use the Leads Distribution Automation, turn off the button and click the Save button again.
    lead sett off and save

Tips and common mistakes

  • Tip Set the window to match your actual shifts. Without a night shift, a two-minute window just spins leads around the team overnight — plan it alongside shift management.
  • Careful Remember to press Save when switching the setting off; flipping the toggle alone is not enough.

Frequently asked questions

What happens to leads if I turn distribution off?

Leads keep arriving, they are simply not auto-assigned: they wait in the pool where the relevant team managers can see them, and you assign them by hand.

Can I keep one consultant out of the rotation?

Distribution works through user groups. To stop someone receiving leads, remove them from the group that takes part.

A lead reached nobody. Where is it?

Unclaimed leads sit in the pool, visible to the managers of the relevant team. If you cannot see them you may not be a group manager.

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