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Leads in TatvaCRM — overview

Updated 31 May 2026·6 min read

Complete overview of the Leads module in TatvaCRM. Fields, capture sources, qualification, lead scoring, the convert-to-contact-and-deal flow, and how leads link to the rest of the CRM.

Leads are the prospects at the top of your sales funnel — people who have shown interest but you haven’t yet qualified. This page covers the Leads module in TatvaCRM: fields, capture sources, qualification, scoring, and conversion.

New to the concept of a Lead?
Start with What is a Lead? in CRM Basics. This page assumes you understand the concept and want to know how the Leads module works in TatvaCRM.

Where to find leads

Leads live in the Leads page on the left menu — separate from Contacts. Default view: a sortable table with stage, source, and owner columns visible. Also available: Kanban grouped by stage, and Calendar grouped by next-action date.

What fields does a Lead have?

FieldNotes
First nameRequired.
Last nameOptional.
Email or phoneAt least one is required — you need a way to contact them.
Company nameFree text — link to a Company record only on conversion.
Job titleUseful for B2B qualification.
SourceWhere the lead came from — LinkedIn, Justdial, Referral, Event, Web form, etc.
Source detailOptional sub-source — “Referral by Mr Patil”, “Event: FICCI Mumbai 2026”.
StageWhere the lead sits in your qualification process. Default values: Untouched / Contacted / Qualified / Unresponsive / Dormant / Converted / Lost.
OwnerSales rep responsible for working this lead.
ScoreNumeric lead score (0-100) — see Lead Scoring below.
Next action dateWhen the next follow-up is due.
NotesFree-text scratchpad.
Custom fieldsAnything else your business tracks — budget, decision timeline, competitors, lifecycle role.

Capturing leads — sources

Leads enter TatvaCRM through several channels:

Manual entry

The simplest. Hit + Add Lead, fill the form, save.

Web forms

Embed a TatvaCRM form on your website. Submissions create Leads automatically. Configure under Settings → Web forms. Pick which fields to capture and what stage the new lead lands in.

CSV import

Upload a CSV of leads (e.g. trade show attendees, purchased lists you want to work through outreach). See Import existing data.

Email capture

Forward emails to a dedicated TatvaCRM address — they become Leads automatically. Use this for replies-to-cold-emails or generic enquiries landing in info@yourcompany.com.

API / integrations

Tools like Calendly, Typeform, LinkedIn ads, and Meta lead forms can push leads via integration. Available on Pro+ plans.

Lead scoring

TatvaCRM gives each Lead a score (0-100) based on rules you configure. Higher score = more likely to convert. Configure scoring rules under Settings → Lead scoring. Common rules:

  • +10 if budget > ₹2L
  • +15 if decision-maker confirmed
  • +5 per logged conversation
  • −10 if no contact in 14 days

Leads above a threshold (e.g. 70) appear at the top of your daily work list.

Converting a Lead

When a Lead is qualified and ready, click Convert. TatvaCRM creates:

  • A new Contact (the person)
  • Optionally a new Company (if B2B and the company doesn’t already exist)
  • A new Deal in your default pipeline’s first stage

The original Lead is marked Converted and steps out of your active Leads view. See Convert to contact and deal for the full flow.

Conversion is one-way
Once converted, you can’t un-convert. Wait until the Lead is genuinely past “maybe.”

Dormant leads — what to do

Leads that go quiet should not pollute your active list. Move them to Dormant after a threshold (e.g. no contact in 60 days). Dormant leads stay searchable and available for re-engagement campaigns but don’t appear in your daily work list. Move back to Untouched when they re-emerge.

Common questions

“Can I import 500 leads from a trade show?”

Yes — CSV import. See Import existing data. Tag them with the event source (e.g. event:SIAM-2026) so you can report on conversion rates per event.

“What if the same person fills our web form twice?”

TatvaCRM detects the duplicate (same email or phone) and merges into the existing Lead, updating fields and logging the new touch as an Activity.

“When does a Lead become a Contact?”

At conversion. See Lead vs Contact for the decision rule.

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