Lead source integrations

Lead source integrations bring leads from marketplaces and ad platforms straight into your leads list, tagged with the right source so you can see what each one costs.

#Status

Lead source	How it will connect	Status
Angi, Thumbtack, HomeAdvisor, Yelp	Forward their lead emails to a Homeforce address	Coming soon
Meta lead ads (Facebook & Instagram)	Sign in with Facebook	Coming soon
Google Local Services Ads	Sign in with Google	Coming soon
CallRail	API key	Coming soon
Website forms & chat	Homeforce's own widget	Available
Public API	Your developer or website	Available

For anything marked Coming soon, go to Settings → Integrations and click Notify me on its row.

#Get leads in today

• Your website: add Homeforce's chat and booking to your site. See Your website and chat widget.
• Other web forms: a developer can send form submissions to Homeforce with the public API. See API and webhooks.
• By hand: add marketplace leads yourself and pick the lead source, so reports still show where they came from. See Manage leads.

Set up your lead sources and their monthly cost in Settings → Lead sources & pipeline, so cost per lead is right once these integrations arrive.

#How lead emails will work

When email forwarding is switched on, connecting Angi, Thumbtack, HomeAdvisor or Yelp gives you a private Homeforce email address. You forward that platform's lead notifications to it, once in your account settings or as a mail rule. Each email becomes a lead.

On the connection's Mappings tab, Lead routing lets you set the lead source, job type and the person each lead is assigned to, plus an optional Auto-reply text that's texted to the lead right away. You can use {{first_name}} and {{company}} in it.

#How ad platforms will work

Settings → Ad accounts lists Meta and Google. Once they're available, connecting them sends lead-form leads straight in and pulls daily ad spend, so cost per lead and return on ad spend fill in on their own.