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Lead Management

From first hello to a real opportunity.

Website forms, calls and social messages land in one list. Duplicates are merged, every lead gets an owner, and the next step is always written down.

Noxtill dashboard with new inquiries from every channel

Why it matters

Scattered inquiries become forgotten ones.

A quote request comes in through the website, the same person sends an Instagram message an hour later, and a third inquiry is a missed call. Two people reply to one lead while another gets no reply at all.

Lead management puts every inquiry in one list with its source, merges the duplicates and gives each one an owner and a next step.

How lead management works

A clearer way to work.

Select a step to see what happens and what your team sees.

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Capture inquiry

Website forms, calls and connected social messages create a lead with the source attached.

On screen

Lead Source: Website form · Oct 13 · 9:14 AM ET

Interface and key controls

See the details that keep work moving.

Filter the list, merge a duplicate, assign an owner and change the status. The next step updates with it.

Ashley MorganL-2201 · Oct 13 · 9:14 AM ET
Lead SourceWebsite formQuote request: backyard patio and plantings
Possible duplicate: same phone number as the Instagram DM at 9:40 AM.
Owner
Status
Next StepAssign an owner to schedule the next step
ActivityOct 13 · 9:14 AM ET · created from Website form

Business scenarios and exceptions

Designed for real-world exceptions.

Every lead keeps the source it came from, duplicates are merged rather than deleted, and leads that go quiet are flagged instead of disappearing.

MergedTwo inquiries from the same person become one lead. Both sources and messages stay in its history.
Awaiting first replyThe lead has an owner but no contact yet. It stays at the top of the owner’s list until someone reaches out.
No responseNo reply after 5 days and two attempts. The lead is marked “No response” with a final check-in date, then closed.

Business scenario

A practical day in the business.

Oak Hollow Landscaping in Raleigh, NC gets inquiries from its website, Google Business Profile and Instagram. Two estimators share the work.

  • 9:14 AM — Ashley Morgan requests a patio quote on the website.
  • 9:40 AM — She also sends an Instagram DM. Noxtill flags the matching phone number.
  • 9:45 AM — Office manager merges the two and assigns Derek Shaw as owner.
  • 9:52 AM — Derek calls, marks the lead Contacted and sets the next step: quote by Oct 15.
Landscaper trimming a customer's hedge

FAQs

Lead management questions.

Related: Sales Pipeline · Customer 360

How are leads assigned and tracked?

Each new lead gets an owner, either by a rule you set or by hand. Its status, activity and next step stay on the record so anyone can see where it stands.

How are duplicates detected?

Leads with a matching phone number or email are flagged as possible duplicates. A teammate reviews and merges them; nothing is merged without review.

Which lead sources can it capture?

Website forms, calls, text messages and connected social inboxes, depending on the channels you connect. Each lead shows where it came from.

Who should use lead management?

Service businesses and local sales teams that get inquiries from more than one place and share follow-up between people.

What happens if a lead never replies?

After the attempts you set, the lead is marked “No response” with a final check-in date, so it is closed on purpose instead of forgotten.

Give every inquiry an owner.

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