Lead Lookup
Check the address. See how it fits.
Look up an incoming lead to see driving time from your business, nearby customers, and the routes they belong to—before quoting or scheduling.
Know where a new lead fits before you quote.
Check incoming leads.
See nearby customers.
Review route context.
Lead Lookup
Give every new inquiry some geographic context.
A new customer’s location affects the route you’ll build around them. Check the address alongside the customers and service areas you already have.
See nearby customers
Find out whether the address sits near pools you already service.
Understand the route context
Review nearby customers’ route memberships when considering where a new stop could fit.
Check distance from your base
Review driving time and distance from your anchor points alongside the customer map.
How it works
From an address to a clearer picture.
Check a potential customer while you’re responding to an inquiry or preparing a quote.
1. Enter an address
Start typing the property address, then select the matching suggestion.
2. Review the surroundings
See driving time from your anchor points, nearby customers, and their route memberships.
3. Make an informed decision
Use the map and proximity information when deciding whether to pursue the lead and how it could fit your service schedule.
Looking up an address does not add it to your prospects or customers.
Location and route fit
The same service request. A different location.
Two homeowners may want the same weekly service, but their locations can create very different scheduling considerations.
Lead Lookup gives you the geographic context. You make the business decision.
Near your existing customers — An address near several current stops gives you a starting point for considering which route and service day could fit.
Away from your existing customers — An address farther from your current stops gives you a reason to consider travel, pricing, and whether you want to expand into that area.
Everyday use cases
Useful wherever your leads come from.
Use a new address as one more piece of practical context while you decide what to do next.
Before you quote — Check the address before committing time to an estimate.
When a customer refers a neighbor — See how the referred property relates to your existing stops.
When planning where to grow — Use an incoming inquiry as another data point when considering a new service area.
Put the location information to work.
Lead Lookup
Your next inquiry comes with an address. Start there.
See how it fits the business and routes you’re building.