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Switching from another system

Your terms, our terms

Glossary for the switch: what Deal, Stage, Owner, Activity or Do not contact is called in Leadmode when coming from other systems.

Other systems call the same things by different names. The table shows where your terms belong in Leadmode. Your AI uses the same terms when it makes you the suggestion for the mapping. The words in the left column are typical names; with your system they may differ.

The most important terms

Your termLeadmodeNote
Company, account, organisation, lead (in Close)CompanyA contact in Leadmode is a company or a person without a company.
Contact, person, primary contactContact personBelongs to a company, with its own channels.
Lead (in Salesforce)Company or Contact personA Salesforce lead is a person or company that is not yet qualified. Your AI suggests what fits.
Deal, opportunityOpportunityA concrete sales opportunity with stage and outcome. A company can have several.
PipelineStages of a projectThe sales flow of a project. Each project has its own.
Stage, deal stageStageWhere the opportunity stands in the sale, for example New, Intro call, Won, Lost.
Lead status, status, substatusSubstage or OutcomeIf it describes where the lead stands now, it is a substage ("Callback agreed"). If it describes what was recorded after a conversation, it is an outcome.
Call disposition, call outcome, resultOutcomeWhat you record after a call. In the sales flow it is also called documentation.
Won, lostWon, LostWith a reason, if your system knows one.
Amount, deal valueExpected value, Quote value, Order valueThree different values. Your AI suggests into which one your amount belongs.
Owner, assignee, account managerOwnerA person of your organisation. Former people without an account are possible; then the ownership stays empty.
User, rep, salespersonEmployeeA person of your organisation. Former employees you keep as a former person.
Activity, call log, logged callHistoryCalls and outcomes are in the history of the lead, with original time.
Email (logged)Entry in the history, as textNothing is sent. The mailbox does not come along.
NoteNoteWith original time and author.
Task, to-doTaskAn obligation with owner and due date in the inbox.
Follow-up, reminder, callbackFollow-up or TaskA follow-up is an entry in the work list showing when a contact is workable again. An agreed callback time with a person is a callback.
Meeting, event, appointmentAppointmentAlso past ones. Outcome: held, no-show, cancelled.
Do not contact, unsubscribed, DNC, opt-outBlockApplies to a channel or to everything and takes effect immediately. Blocks from the old system come along as blocks.
Custom fieldCustom fieldFor the organisation or a project. For field types see Custom fields.
Source, lead sourceOrigin (cold, warm, website) and Lead sourceThe origin says how the contact started: cold (actively called), warm (got in touch) or website (form or ad).
Campaign, sequenceCampaign (field)Email sequences and their automation do not come along.
Attempts, call countAttemptLeadmode derives the counters from the history. Your status supplements what the history does not provide.
Next step date, next contactNext due datePart of the status of the contact series.

Terms from Leadmode

Your old system may not know these terms, but you will meet them after the switch.

TermMeaning
ProjectAn order or a campaign with its own sales flow, outcome catalogue, team and leads. Each switch order belongs to a project.
SubstageWhat is currently pending within a stage. In the mapping it corresponds to the "detail status".
Outcome catalogueThe list of outcomes that employees can choose and what they trigger.
Contact seriesThe intervals between attempts after a failed attempt, with a contact budget.
Old stockEverything that came in through the switch. Does not count in key figures, reports and compensation, unless an admin switches it on.
Reconciliation reportComparison of the source with Leadmode: expected, arrived, skipped, rejected, for review.

Further terms are under Roles and terms.

See also

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