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Prospects and applications are two terms to refer to leads within Insellerate.

  • prospect is a lead that has never been assigned to a user.

  • An application is a lead that is assigned to a user.

Notes

  • Prospects can be taken to become applications.

  • An application will always have at least one user assigned. Applications cannot become prospects.

  • Creating a lead from inFlow only creates an application, not a prospect.


Prospects

Prospects are leads containing basic information about the property, borrower, and loan details. This information cannot be viewed or changed until the prospect becomes an application.

Areas that display prospects:

Methods to upload prospects:

Creating an Application from a Prospect

  1. Search for a prospect in inFlow with Prospect Search. The Prospect Search Results popup will open.

  2. Find the prospect.

  3. Click the Take button next to the lead. The Take button is available if you are eligible for the lead based on state licensing.

  4. The popup will close and the application will open on the right side of inFlow.




Applications

Applications are leads assigned a user. Fields of an application can be modified within inflow and via API.
Various actions can be performed on an application.

Methods to create an application:

Viewing applications

You can always view applications that are assigned to you. If other users report to you, you can also view their applications.

To view an application:

  • Select an application from a status in inFlow.

  • Search for an application.

  • The application will open on the right side of inFlow.

Note: If you receive a red popup notification when attempting to open an application, you do not have the correct viewing permissions.

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