LeadMove Documentation
Learn how to receive, score, route and deliver leads with LeadMove.
LeadMove receives your leads, checks and scores them, routes each one to the right buyer, and records what you're owed.
Start here
- What is LeadMove — what the platform does, and who it's built for.
- Quickstart — a working pipeline, a buyer and a live source in ten minutes.
- How LeadMove works — every stage a lead goes through, in order.
- Migrating from Leadbyte or Leadprosper — how your current setup maps across.
Configure your flow
- Pipelines — fields, sources, normalization, deduplication, spam filtering, review and forwarding.
- Sending leads in — posting URLs, CSV import and manual entry.
- Distribution — tiers, routing rules, pricing, and testing before you go live.
- Quality scoring — the 0-100 score, the A-D grade, and routing on both.
Buyers and delivery
- Buyers — quotas, operating hours, billing modes and buyer health.
- Delivery — email, webhook, Google Sheets and SMS, plus retries and deferrals.
- Disputes and credits — contested leads, deadlines and make-goods.
- Buyer portal — what a buyer sees once you give it a login.
Work from Claude or ChatGPT
- Connect Claude or ChatGPT to your workspace — Settings → Developers → Connect an assistant, then ask and change things from the assistant you already use. Every change is a card you approve, undoable for 7 days.
- What a connected assistant can and cannot do — the four permissions, what is always off, the limits, and every way to switch it off.
- The in-app assistant — the same answers and cards, inside LeadMove.
Reference
- Lead statuses explained — what every status means and what to do about it.
- Glossary — every LeadMove term in one sentence.
- Plans and quotas — what each plan includes and what counts against it.
- Settings — tabs, roles, team invitations and notifications.