Convert a Lead to a Client

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Turn a lead into a client, with their first order and invoice if you like.

When a lead decides to buy, convert them to a client. You can create their first order and invoice at the same time.

Overview

This guide goes through the Convert to Client dialog and what happens to the lead afterwards.

Who Can Access

Agency AdminTeam Member

Team members need Convert Leads.

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Open the dialog

    Open the lead and click Convert to Client.

  2. Check their details

    Their name, email, phone and company are filled in from the lead. Under the account setup, choose the Client status, the team members to assign, and a Password; one is made for you, and Generate makes another.

    Convert to Client dialog with account setup, first order and options
  3. Create the first order

    Create the first order now is ticked. Pick the Service and Qty and check the Invoice preview. Tick Email the invoice on conversion to send it to them with a payment link. Untick the box to convert without an order.

  4. Choose the extras

    Keep submission attached to the client saves what they sent as a note on the client. Send portal invite emails them a link to set their own password and sign in.

  5. Convert

    Click Convert Lead.

What Happens

  • A client account is created and can sign in straight away.
  • If you chose it, an order and its invoice are created, due in 7 days.
  • The lead moves to Won and shows Converted. Its status can no longer change, and Open Client takes you to the client.
  • Its follow-up is cleared, the chat is closed and scheduled emails are cancelled.
  • The people assigned are told.

When You Can’t Convert

  • The email already belongs to a client or another account.
  • Your plan has no room for another client or order this month.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do proposals convert leads too?⌄
Yes. Sending a proposal moves the lead to Proposal, and when the lead accepts it they are converted.
Can I undo a conversion?⌄
No. The client account stays, and the lead stays Won.