The Lead Module is the starting point for all sales activities in TravelStack CRM. It allows agents to capture potential customer inquiries, manage requirements, and track the progress of sales opportunities from first contact to conversion.
Efficient lead management is critical for travel agencies. This module ensures that every inquiry is logged, categorized by service type (Tour, Hotel, Flight, Cab, etc.), and followed up on systematically.
Click the "View" (Eye Icon) on any lead in the list to open the detailed view page. This page is the command center for that specific inquiry.
Use this when a lead is confirmed. It transfers all details to the permanent Customer database.
Update the current stage (e.g., In-Progress, Won, Lost) with a remark for the timeline.
Directly start building a price estimate/itinerary linked to this lead's requirements.
Modify lead details, contact info, or trip requirements.
Schedule a follow-up call or reminder specifically for this lead.
Removes the lead. Use this only for duplicate or junk inquiries.
The view page groups key information into cards so you can see the lead’s stage, ownership, and follow-ups at a glance.
Shows the primary contact details captured for the lead: Full Name, Mobile Number, and Email Address. These are the core fields used to identify and reach the prospect. They appear at the top of the view so you can quickly confirm who the lead is and how to contact them.
Displays the lead’s location details: Full Address, City, State, Pincode, and Country. This section is optional when adding a lead; if not provided, values show as “-”. Use it for delivery, billing, or regional follow-up when relevant.
The content here depends on the service type chosen for the lead (Tour, Package, Hotel, Flight, Cab, Visa, or Other). For example, Tour/Package may show Travel Date, Destination, and Pax; Hotel shows Check-in/Check-out and City; Flight shows Trip Type, Travel/Return dates, From/To cities, and Class; Cab shows Travel Date, Service type, and cities; Visa shows Country and Visa Type; Other shows a free-text Description. Only the card for the selected service is shown, so you see exactly what the prospect asked for.
Shows any free-text notes or special requirements entered for the lead (e.g. dietary needs, accessibility, preferred timings). This section appears only when notes have been added. Use it to capture details that don’t fit in the structured fields and to pass context to the team or when creating a quote.
This card summarises the lead’s meta information. It shows Status (e.g. New, Follow up, Progress, Quote, Won, Lost) with a colour-coded badge, Created by (the agent who created the lead), Assigned To (the agent responsible for follow-up), and Source (where the lead came from). If filled in, it also shows Approximate Amount, Created Date, and Expected Closing Date. Use this to quickly see who owns the lead and when it is expected to close.
Lists tasks linked to this lead (e.g. follow-up calls, site visits, reminders). You see up to five open or in-progress tasks with title and due date. Use Create Task to add a new follow-up for this lead, or click a task title to open it. View All Tasks takes you to the full Tasks list filtered by this lead. Completed and deleted tasks are hidden here so you can focus on pending work.
Located at the bottom of the View Lead page, the Timeline is a transparent, real-time audit log that tracks the entire lifecycle of the lead. It ensures accountability and keeps your team informed.
Click the "Add Lead" button at the top right of the Leads page. The form is split into sections on the left (contact, address, trip details) and right (source, assignment, and actions). All fields with section titles are described below.
Fill the visible requirement fields as needed. Dates use a date picker (DD-MM-YYYY). Numbers (e.g. pax) accept digits only within the limits shown.
This section appears in the right column and is used for tracking and assignment.
When you are done, click Save Lead to create the lead, or Cancel to return to the list without saving.