RootLogic Lead Pipeline
Lead Pipeline

How do I see where a lead came from (Google, Meta, website form, chat)?

Knowing a lead's source before you call helps you personalize your approach and gives your account manager accurate data for ad decisions.

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Open the opportunity card and look at the Source field
Click on any opportunity card in the pipeline to open the detail panel on the right side of the screen. Near the top, you'll see a "Source" field. Common values include: Google, Facebook, Website, Chat Widget, or a specific campaign name. This tells you which channel generated the lead.
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For more detail, open the full contact record and check the Activity tab
Click the contact name on the opportunity card to open the full contact record. Click the "Activity" tab on the left side of the contact panel. You'll see the original form submission event, which often includes the landing page URL, the campaign name, and in some cases the specific keyword or ad that drove the click.
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Use source info to tailor your opening line on the call
A lead from a Google search for "hair transplant cost" is at a different stage than someone who clicked a Facebook retargeting ad. The Google searcher is probably further along and ready to discuss specifics. The Facebook lead may need more education. Knowing the source in 10 seconds changes how you open the conversation.
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Chat widget leads appear in a separate column — not Lead Received
If you're looking for a lead and can't find it in Lead Received, check the "After Hours Chat" column on the far right of your pipeline board. Chat widget inquiries land there automatically. Their source will show as "Chat Widget" on the contact record.
Pro tip: If a lead's source shows as "Google" and they mention during the call that they "saw you on Instagram," that's worth noting. Tell your account manager — cross-channel leads are common and the data helps them allocate budget correctly.