Lead & Referral
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What this page is for:
Which sources (and referrer) sit on this opportunity. Does not create catalog sources.
Where: Opportunity detail → Lead & Referral
Card: Lead & Referral
Fields: Primary Source, Secondary Source
Steps:
Open the opportunity → Lead & Referral.
Read Primary Source / Secondary Source (
-if none).Add opens Add Primary Lead Source, then Add Secondary Lead Source, then Add Lead Source (you pick Primary or Secondary).
⋯ → Remove → Remove Lead Source → Remove.
On New Opportunity, Lead Source Category and Specific Lead Source are optional (required={false}). You can set them at create or later on this tab.
Add Lead Source
What this page is for:
Attach an existing catalog source to the opportunity. If the category name includes “referral”, you can add a referrer in the same save.
Where: Lead & Referral → Add
Steps:
Click Add.
Lead Source Category → Choose a category... then Specific Lead Source.
Lead Source Type: shown as Adding as: Primary / Secondary Lead Source, or a Primary/Secondary select when both already exist.
Not referral: Add Primary Lead Source or Add Secondary Lead Source.
Referral: Referral Contact (optional) — save the source now and assign later, or Save Lead Source & Referral.
Success: Lead source added successfully! or Lead source & Referral added successfully!
Assign Referral Contact
What this page is for:
Link the person who referred this job. The Referral Information card appears only when a source category includes “referral”.
Where: Lead & Referral → Referral Information → Assign (or Assign Referral)
Modal: Assign Referral Contact
Steps:
Open Referral Information. Empty: No referral contact assigned yet. Click + Assign to link one.
Click Assign.
Search Existing (Name, Email, or Phone) or Create New.
Save Referral. Success: Referrer assigned successfully!
To remove: ⋯ → Remove → Remove Referrer → Remove.
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