Create a lead record to track sales leads that you pass to partner users. Record types
help you differentiate between sales leads and registered deals, assign specific page layouts for
different processes, and simplify reporting for each type of record.
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Available in: both Salesforce Classic and
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Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions
Lead distribution is used for managing outbound
leads that your company passes to your partners. Deal registration, on the other hand, allows
partners to submit leads early on so they can get ahead of their competition. Both channel
managers and partner users see both lead record types, but channel managers typically require
more visibility and control over the data. Define lead page layouts with both channel managers
and partner users needs in mind. You can assign page layouts to profiles for each lead record
type you create.
From Setup, enter Leads in the Quick Find box, then select
Record Types under Leads.
Create a record type to track leads you pass to partners for lead distribution. Let’s call
this Sales Lead.
For deal registration, create a separate record type called Deal
Registration.
Activate the record type and assign it to the appropriate partner and channel manager
profiles for your site.
Assign page layouts for the partner and channel manager profiles.
Edit the picklist values for the Lead Source record type. Include values that let you track
inbound leads from deal registration (from partners) separately from outbound sales leads
(passed to partners).
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