Leads API

Track and manage your sales pipeline. Create leads from companies, update statuses, add notes, and monitor your sales progress.


GET/v1/leads

List Leads

Retrieve your leads with filtering and pagination.

Query Parameters

  • Name
    status
    Type
    string
    Description
    new, contacted, qualified, converted, lost
  • Name
    company_id
    Type
    integer
    Description
    Filter by linked company
  • Name
    min_score
    Type
    integer
    Description
    Minimum lead score
  • Name
    max_score
    Type
    integer
    Description
    Maximum lead score
  • Name
    created_after
    Type
    date
    Description
    YYYY-MM-DD
  • Name
    created_before
    Type
    date
    Description
    YYYY-MM-DD
  • Name
    cursor
    Type
    integer
    Description
    Pagination cursor
  • Name
    limit
    Type
    integer
    Description
    Results per page (default 50)

Request

GET
/v1/leads

Response


POST/v1/leads

Create Lead

Add a new lead to your pipeline.

Required attributes

  • Name
    company_id
    Type
    integer
    Description
    The company ID to link to this lead.

Optional attributes

  • Name
    notes
    Type
    string
    Description
    Free text notes about the lead.

Request

POST
/v1/leads

Response


PATCH/v1/leads/:id

Update Lead

Update lead status and notes.

Optional attributes

  • Name
    status
    Type
    string
    Description
    Lead status: new, contacted, qualified, converted, lost.
  • Name
    notes
    Type
    string
    Description
    Updated notes about the lead.

Request

PATCH
/v1/leads/100

Response


Lead Statuses

Track your sales pipeline with standardized statuses:

StatusDescription
newNewly created lead
contactedInitial outreach made
qualifiedQualified as potential customer
convertedWon deal
lostClosed without conversion

Schema

Lead Object

FieldTypeDescription
idintegerUnique lead ID
user_idintegerOwner user ID
company_idintegerLinked company ID
statusstringCurrent pipeline status
notesstringFree text notes
created_atdatetimeCreation timestamp
updated_atdatetimeLast update timestamp

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