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In this overview, you will learn how you can manually change a prospect’s state under the CRM pipeline.
Drag & Drop A Prospect
Under your hyCRM app’s Pipeline View, click and drag on the tile of a prospect. For example, if you sent a
New prospect an email and they replied to it, you would move them to the
Informed bucket.
When you drop the prospect’s tile into their new state bucket, they will automatically be listed under that bucket on the CRM pipeline.
Select Multiple Prospects
Under your hyCRM app’s List View, select multiple prospects by clicking the checkbox on the left side of their tile. After you have selected which prospects are going to have their state changed, click on the
Select Bulk Operation dropdown and choose the option, "Change Prospect State."
Another dropdown, this one labeled
Select State, will appear, where you can choose the new state your selected prospects will be. For example, if an agent has sent out contact email to several
New prospects, select the state option for
Contacted.
Click the
"Update Prospects" button, and the selected prospects’ state bucket will automatically change to the newly selected one.
Add a Prospect through the CRM
You can add in a prospect by clicking the
"Add New Prospect" button, which will cause a small form to pop-up. All you need to do is type in the prospect's email address, and enter what their Prospect and Resident statuses are.
After you click on the
"Create" button, you will be automatically redirected to the newly-added prospect's profile page. Here, you can fill in additional information, like their name, phone number, address, and what kind of floor plan they are looking for.
Change A Prospect’s Profile Status
When you are on a prospect’s profile page, you can change their state by clicking their Prospect State dropdown bar, which is located at the top of their profile widget.
For example, if a
Scheduled prospect had their apartment tour today, you would change their state to
Toured.
That covers all of the ways you can manually change a prospect’s state.