Lead Reports
Source, stage and ageing analysis for your leads.
The problem teams live with
Lead reports count leads. They tell you 2,481 arrived and 24 booked, which everyone already knew, and nothing about where in the middle the other 2,457 died. So marketing buys more leads to fix a problem that lives in the funnel.
How Sell.Do solves it
Sell.Do reports the drop-off between every stage and the quality of leads by source, so the leak is visible rather than inferred. When most of your loss is between Qualified and Site Visit, buying more leads makes it worse. Every report is role-scoped and schedulable, so sales heads see their own region on Monday morning.
Lead Reports, step by step
- 1Source analysis
- 2Stage distribution
- 3Lead ageing
- 4Drop-off insights
Funnel drop-off per stage and lead quality by source — so the leak is visible, not inferred.
Built for the real workflow
- Source analysis
- Stage distribution
- Lead ageing
- Drop-off insights
Jarvis finds the leak, not the number
Qualified leads that do not get a site-visit invite within 48 hours convert at three per cent. Those that do convert at nineteen. That gap is the whole problem, and it is not a lead-volume problem.
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Average AI score by source, alongside that source's conversion to booking. A source with high volume and low score is a source you are subsidising.
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