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🏠 Feature Overview
Importing leads into a campaign is one of the primary functionalities of the Convertr platform. Once a campaign is created by an agency and the various configurations such as publisher bands, processr jobs, value transforms, suppression lists and validation lists have been set up, the next step is to assign publishers to the campaign, who will import leads into the campaign.
Admin users, agency users, call centre users and publishers, after having signed the contract, can import leads into a campaign.
Admin users, agency users and call centre users can use the ‘Import’ button available on Campaign > Leads page to import leads into the campaign.
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Publisher users have an ‘Import’ icon against each campaign they are assigned to, on their dashboard (see Importing leads to a campaign section in https://convertr.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/PF/pages/edit-v2/916684801 )
Leads can be imported at a campaign level only, i.e. different leads cannot be imported to different campaigns at once.
Lead import involves the below 4 steps:
Upload
Setup
Mapping
Preview
1.Upload
Clicking on the ‘Import’ button will open a ‘Import Leads’ modal which allows the user to upload a CSV file containing lead data. A sample file is available for download in the link in the blue banner in the modal.
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Below is a sample CSV file template for lead import
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All forms associated with the campaign are available in the ‘Select a form’ dropdown. The user must select the appropriate form and upload the CSV file. Different delimiters are supported in the CSV file- comma, semicolon, tab, pipe. The appropriate delimiter may be selected and the user can proceed to the next step. The user will be able to proceed to the next step only if they have selected the form and uploaded a CSV file.
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2. Setup
On the next step, which is ‘Setup’, the user can select a publisher from the ‘Publisher’ dropdown if they want the lead(s) to be associated with a publisher. If a publisher is selected, the imported leads will have the publisher’s name under ‘Lead Generator’ column and will be billable for the publisher if valid and within delivery cap.
This is an optional value. If no publisher is selected, the leads will not have a lead generator associated and will not be considered for any publisher’s cap.
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They can also provide an optional tracking link. Select a tracking link helps to identify the channel the imported leads will be applied to. If left unset, the channel for each imported lead will be empty.
There is also an option ‘Replacement’ which may be set if the leads being imported are replacement leads. By enabling this, within reporting it will be noted that the imported leads are replacing previously returned lead(s) as 'make good'. This has no impact on processing and is used for reporting purposes only.
3. Mapping
On the next step, ‘Mapping’, the user must map the form fields with the fields on the CSV file. If the mapping is incorrect, it can lead to incorrect data being mapped to form fields and can make a lead invalid.
Mapping can be done on a field to field basis or, by selecting a previously saved template. Users can select a template from the dropdown to load or delete a chosen template, or reset the field mapping to the original state. If no template is available, they can use the ‘Save as new template’ checkbox to save the mapping as a new template for future use on the campaign.
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The user can proceed to the next step only if they have mapped all fields.
4. Preview
On the final step, ‘Preview’, the user can preview their import (10 rows of data) and opt-in that the data was captured lawfully. This helps the user to verify the lead data and confirm they have mapped the fields correctly. There is also a banner that shows the number of leads that will be imported.
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They can always go back to a previous step to edit any information. After confirming the import action, the 'Save' button will be enabled and the user can click it to import the leads to the campaign.
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