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Lead tracking is available on Team and Enterprise plans for organizations with CRM features enabled.
A lead is a potential booking opportunity: an inquiry from someone interested in hiring your organization.

Open leads

  1. Go to CRM.
  2. Select Leads.
  3. Review new inquiries, update status, or convert qualified leads to gigs.

What leads track

FieldDescription
Contact nameWho made the inquiry
Email and phoneHow to follow up
Event typeWedding, corporate, private event, showcase, and more
Potential dateWhen the event might happen
VenueWhere the event may happen
BudgetExpected budget or quoted amount
SourceHow the lead found you
NotesFollow-up details and context
StatusCurrent pipeline stage

Lead statuses

Use lead status to keep follow-up organized:
StatusMeaning
NewFresh inquiry that has not been contacted
ContactedInitial outreach has been made
QualifiedThe opportunity looks viable
NegotiatingTerms, date, or scope are being discussed
CompletedLead was converted to a customer and gig
LostLead will not convert

Common actions

Create a lead manually

Use New lead when an inquiry comes in by phone, email, referral, or social media.

Collect leads from public intake

Share your public lead intake link to collect booking inquiries without requiring a Soundcheck login.

Lead intake

Learn how public lead intake works.

Convert a lead

When a lead becomes a real booking, convert it to a gig. Soundcheck creates the gig, creates or reuses a customer record, adds a primary contact, and links that customer to the gig.

Converting leads

See the full lead conversion flow.

Best practices

  • Review new leads daily.
  • Keep status current so your pipeline is accurate.
  • Add notes after each conversation.
  • Convert only once event details are strong enough to create a gig.
  • Use customers and venues after conversion to keep repeat work organized.

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