Lead Quality Criteria – Setup

1. Feature Overview

Lead Quality Criteria lets you define rules that evaluate leads against your ideal customer profile and assign each lead a quality score between 0 and 10. This score helps you prioritize leads most likely to convert.

Rules are built around lead attributes (fields) that matter to your business. Each attribute is assigned a weightage, and value-based conditions determine the score assigned for each attribute. The final quality score is a weighted combination of all attribute scores.

To know more about leads, please refer to Lead Management – Feature Guide.

 

2. Prerequisites

You must be an administrator or marketing user to set up Lead Quality Criteria.

 

3. How It Works

  1. You select the lead fields (attributes) that indicate lead quality for your business — for example, Location, Age, or 12th Grade Results.
  2. You assign a weightage to each attribute to reflect its relative importance (for example, City at 50%, Results at 30%, Age at 20%).
  3. For each attribute, you define value rules that map specific field values or ranges to a score out of 10.
  4. LeadSquared evaluates each lead against these rules and calculates a weighted quality score between 0 and 10.

Once published, the quality score is visible on the Lead Details Page and on the Manage Leads page under Lead Quality.

Note: The first-time score calculation may take a few minutes depending on the number of leads and rules in your account.

Lead quality criteria view

 

4. Set Up Lead Quality Criteria

  1. Go to My Profile>Settings>Lead Prioritization>Lead Quality Criteria.
  2. Click Create, or edit an existing criteria.
  3. In the Choose Lead Quality Attributes pop-up, select the lead fields you want to use to evaluate quality.
  4. Assign a weightage to each attribute (click the save icon next to the weightage once you’re done). Equal weightage is applied by default if no changes are made.
  5. Click Define Attribute Score, then select the lead fields to which you want to assign a quality score.
  6. For each attribute, define value rules that assign a score based on the field value or range.
  7. When you are done defining rules:
    • Click Save & Publish to apply the criteria, or
    • Click Save to continue defining rules for additional attributes before publishing.

Example

For a high school, lead quality might depend on three attributes with the following weightage and rules:

Attribute Weightage Rule Score
City 50% Is “Bangalore” 10
Is any other city 5
12th Grade Results 30% 85–99% 10
75–84% 6
Below 75% 4
Age 20% 18–21 10
Over 21 4
Under 18 8

Lead quality criteria setup

 

Troubleshooting

Quality score not reflecting or incorrect after lead import

When leads are added manually, the quality score updates immediately. For imported leads, the score can take up to 4 hours to reflect. If the score is still not updated after that time, contact support@leadsquared.com.

 

Any Questions?

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Abhishek
Abhishek
6 months ago

We are defining the lead quality score. For testing purposes, I have defined the criteria where if the lead source is College Vidya, then the score will be 9, and if the Source Campaign is Abhishek, then the score will be 8. The weightage is 50 – 50 for both conditions

Here, my question is if lead qualifies both the above conditions, then what will be the score? 

Sri Sudhan
Admin
Reply to  Abhishek
6 months ago

Hey, Abhishek. The score will be 17 in this scenario.

Abhishek
Abhishek
Reply to  Sri Sudhan
6 months ago

But the lead quality score can’t be more than 10.

Sri Sudhan
Admin
Reply to  Abhishek
6 months ago

I’m unsure what you mean by the score can’t be more than 10. Is this an account-specific setting configured by your admin?

Last edited 6 months ago by Sri Sudhan