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Direct Home Service gives you a simple way to collect leads from your website, calls, and online booking— then track each opportunity through a clear pipeline until it becomes a paying job.
Most home service businesses work hard to generate leads—but lose track of them once they arrive. Requests sit in inboxes, social DMs, sticky notes, and voicemails. By the time someone responds, the job is already gone.
Lead Intake & Tracking in DHS gives you a central place to intake, qualify, and follow up—so every opportunity gets the attention it deserves.
From site visitors and referral forms to phone calls and social messages, DHS helps you bring every lead into one workflow—and see exactly what needs to happen next.
DHS helps you collect leads from the channels your customers already use—without forcing your team into five different tools.
Instead of hunting through inboxes and sticky notes, manage leads on a visual pipeline board designed for service work.
Not all leads are created equal. DHS lets you record where leads come from and how much revenue they generate over time.
Speed matters. DHS makes it easy to contact new leads quickly, whether you’re at the office or in the field.
Use this demo planner to imagine how your lead intake and tracking could work inside Direct Home Service. No real data here—just a visual way to think through your process.
Lead Intake & Tracking in DHS turns scattered inquiries into a structured pipeline. Capture more opportunities, respond faster, and see exactly which leads are becoming profitable, repeat customers.
A lead is anyone who has shown interest in your services but hasn’t booked a job yet. That could be a form submission, a phone call, an online booking request, or a referral that hasn’t been scheduled. DHS keeps leads separate from active clients so you can prioritize outreach and follow-up.
Leads are pre-work opportunities. Once a lead accepts an estimate or books work, they become an active client with one or more jobs in your schedule. DHS helps you track the full journey—from first contact, to lead, to estimate, to scheduled job and invoice.
Yes. You can tag leads by source (website, ads, referrals, social, phone, and more) and use that information to understand which marketing channels are bringing in the best opportunities. Over time, this makes it easier to invest in the sources that reliably turn into profitable work.
You can use tasks, reminders, and pipeline views to stay on top of follow-ups. Leads that sit too long in a stage become easy to spot, so you can act on them before they go cold.