Fires when a new lead is created. Perfect for pushing new leads into other systems automatically.

Fires when a lead’s status changes. Ideal for reacting to movement in your lead process.

Example: notify your sales team when a lead’s status changes to "In contact".

Fires when a lead is updated. That covers status changes, description changes and added notes.

Example: update a lead’s information in your project management tool automatically whenever the lead changes in LeadTable.

Adds a note to a lead’s history. Useful for meeting links or extra context.

Example: add a note with the meeting details automatically whenever a new appointment lands in your calendar.

Changes a lead’s status. Ideal for keeping progress up to date.

Example: move a lead to "In contact" when they reply to an email.

Creates a new lead in LeadTable. Perfect for collecting leads from all sorts of sources in one place.

Example: create a lead in LeadTable automatically whenever a form on your website is submitted.

Deletes a lead by its ID. Handy for clearing out stale or faulty leads.

Example: delete a lead automatically when it’s marked closed in another system.

Updates or creates the answer to a question on your lead. Extremely useful for adding upload links to files.

Example: update the answer to a question automatically when a file is uploaded in another system.