Availability comes before a promise
Lead supply is proposed by niche and territory. There is no live inventory or confirmed volume on this website. Before a purchase can be offered, the source, permission to contact, delivery method and acceptance criteria must be verified.
Define what you are buying
A contact is not automatically an appointment or an order. Put the definition in writing so both sides evaluate the same thing.
- Requested service and qualifying project details
- Exact service area and out-of-area treatment
- Exclusive or shared delivery, if applicable
- Delivery timestamp and duplicate rules
- Rejection window and any agreed replacement policy
Make delivery usable
Choose a receiving CRM or documented alternative. Agree field mapping, ownership and acknowledgement. Some future lead packages may include CRM setup; inclusion is confirmed in the proposal rather than assumed from the word “package”.
Track what happens afterwards
Keep contact attempts, assessment bookings, proposals and outcomes attached to the lead source. This allows both teams to discuss quality using evidence. Do not present uncontacted enquiries as proven sales opportunities.
Commercial terms
Pricing, supply, exclusivity, refunds, replacements and start dates are unapproved. There is no checkout in this preview. An engagement requires a written scope and confirmation that the relevant supply can actually be delivered.
