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Lead Summary and Work Lists

Lead Summary is your complete list of leads. Ready-made Work Lists, quick filters and bulk actions let you find exactly the right group of leads and act on all of them at once, whether that is calling every buyer under contract or setting up listing alerts for everyone who doesn't have one.

Why it matters: A big database is only valuable if you can work it. Work Lists turn hundreds of leads into short, focused to-do lists, such as Hot Leads, Tasks Overdue or Gone Quiet, so you always know where to spend your next hour.

Where to Find It

Go to MenuLeads > Lead Summary. Many links elsewhere also open Lead Summary already filtered, for example View All Hot Leads and the Key Metrics and Lead Health cards on your Dashboard Home. Click Page Tourat the top right for a guided walk-through.

CRM Agents see the leads assigned to them. Account Admins, and users with permission to manage account leads, see every lead in the account and can choose an agent, All leads in account or Unassigned at the top of the page.

Work Lists and My Segments

The panel on the left has two tabs. Work Lists are ready-made lists built into Buying Buddy. My Segments are lists you save yourself. Each list shows how many leads are in it. Click a list to show those leads. You can expand, shrink or hide the panel to make more room.

Act Now

Leads that need you today

Hot LeadsLeads with a Hot Activity Score, the highest engagement right now
New This WeekLeads added in the last 7 days
Showing RequestsLeads who submitted a showing or info request
Calls Due TodayLeads with a call task scheduled for today
Tasks OverdueLeads with one or more overdue tasks
Leads at RiskHighly engaged leads with no recent contact from an agent (shown as Team Leads at Risk to managers)

Engagement Gaps

Leads that are slipping through the cracks

Never Spoke ToLeads where no call has been answered yet
No Active AlertLeads with no active listing alert
Alert ExpiringLeads whose listing alerts are about to expire
No CampaignLeads not enrolled in any drip campaign
No TasksLeads with no open tasks, calls or meetings
Gone QuietLeads who searched for homes but have not visited in 30 days or more
No Touch 7dLeads added in the last 30 days with no call, email or meeting in the last 7 days (shown as Team No Touch 7d to managers)

Active Pipeline

Every open deal, by stage

One list for each open stage of the Buyer and Seller Pipelines:

  • Buyers: Qualifying / Nurture, Searching, Negotiating, Under Contract
  • Sellers: Qualifying / Nurture, Preparing, Listed, Negotiating, Under Contract

Closed and Inactive

Past business and future opportunities

Closed Buyers, Buyers: Dormant, Closed Sellers and Sellers: Paused. These are great lists for anniversary outreach, referral requests and re-engagement campaigns.

Key Lists

The groups you use most

Active ClientsEveryone with the Contact Type Client
All Buyers / All SellersEveryone with Buyer or Seller interest
Pre-Approved BuyersBuyers who are pre-approved and ready to make offers
Agent Agreement SignedBuyers who have signed an agreement with you
Listing Agreement SignedSellers who have signed a listing agreement
High RatedLeads you have rated 4 or 5 stars
Closing This MonthLeads with a forecast close date in the next 30 days

My Segments holds the lists you have saved. Click + New Segment to create one from any combination of filters. See Organize Leads with Dynamic Segments.

Filtering and Sorting

The filter bar above the list narrows any list, including a Work List:

FilterUse it to
SearchFind a lead by name or email
RatingShow leads with 3+, 4+ or 5 stars
InterestShow Buyers, Sellers, Renters or Investors
ContactShow one Contact Type, such as Client
StageShow one Buyer or Seller deal stage
More FiltersOpen the advanced filters (below)

More Filters opens a panel with dozens of options, grouped by topic. For example:

  • Classification: Activity Score, Temperature (Hot, Warm, Cold, Inactive) and Hashtags (tags).
  • Engagement: Calls Due, Tasks Due, Sent Inquiry, Alerts, Last Login and Closing Within.
  • Sign-up and Origin: when the lead was created, Sign Up Method, Marketing Source, Sign Up Page URL, Website Assigned and Campaign Assigned.
  • Pipeline: Mortgage Status (Pre-Qual or Pre-App) and agreements.
  • Property Search: the average price, city, beds and baths of the homes they view.
  • Assignment: Agent, Lender, Assistant or Other assigned.

Use Sort By to order the list by Activity Score, Alert Opened, Properties Viewed, Login Date, Last Name, Rating, Register Date (the default, newest first), Inquiries or Searches Ran. Click Reset to clear every filter.

Reading a Lead Row

ColumnWhat it shows
Name / ContactPhoto, name, Activity Score, phone or email, how long ago the lead was added, the assigned agent (or Offered to / Unassigned) for managers, and a classification block with Contact Type, stars, interests and deal stage
Follow UpTasks or calls due, and your last contact (Spoke, Left msg, Call tried or Emailed, with how long ago), or no contact yet
Lead ActivityWebsite visits, properties viewed (with the average price), and searches
ConversationsCalls, emails, inquiries and notes
In TouchWhether the lead has a listing alert, market report and campaign. Green means active, gray means not set up, and red means opted out or a delivery problem

Click a lead's name or photo to open their Lead Dashboard. Use Prev and Next there to work through the same list one lead at a time, and Back to Lead Summary to return with your filters still in place. Click the classification block to change Contact Type, rating, interests and pipeline without leaving the list.

Bulk Actions

Tick the leads you want to act on, or tick the box in the header to select them all. A bar appears showing how many leads are selected, with these actions:

ActionWhat it does
ReclassifyChange Contact Type, rating, interests or tags for every selected lead. See How to Categorize Your Leads
Assign Market ReportStart a monthly market report (when available for your account)
Set Up Listing AlertsCreate listing alerts
Assign CampaignEnroll the leads in a drip campaign
Assign AgentAssign the leads to an agent (managers on multi-agent accounts)
ExportDownload the leads as a file
Push to CRMSend the leads to your connected CRM (when a CRM connection is set up)
ArchiveArchive the leads
DeletePermanently delete the leads

Important: Deleting leads cannot be undone. If you might want a lead later, use Archive instead.

Put It to Work

Example: Give Every Lead a Listing Alert

Close the biggest engagement gap in minutes

  1. Click the No Active Alert Work List.
  2. Add the Interest: Buyer filter.
  3. Select all, then choose Set Up Listing Alerts.

Every buyer now gets new listings in their inbox, and each new alert is another reason for them to come back to your website.

Example: Power Through Your Call List

One list, one lead at a time

Click Calls Due Today, then open the first lead. Check their Suggested Actions and Property Engagement, make the call, log it, then click Next. You move through the whole list without ever going back to Lead Summary.

Example: Win Back Leads Who Have Gone Quiet

Re-engage before they forget you

Click Gone Quiet and sort by Properties Viewed (Most First). The leads at the top were once your most active browsers. Select them and use Assign Campaign to start a re-engagement campaign, then call the top few personally.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a Work List and a Segment?

Work Lists are built into Buying Buddy and work the same for everyone. Segments are lists you create and save yourself, using any combination of filters. Both update automatically as your leads change.

Why are some Work Lists empty?

The pipeline and Key Lists rely on your classification. If you have not set Interest Types or deal stages yet, those lists will be empty. See How to Categorize Your Leads.

How do I add new leads?

Use Add More Leads button at the top right of Lead Summary. See Adding Leads and Clients and Lead Import Options.

Updated on November 2, 2026
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