π Have you ever wanted Structurely to engage only certain leads, and not engage the others?
Lead Enrollment Rules are how you can do just that - here's how π
πFirst, click "Rules" on the lefthand nav bar, then click into Enrollment Rules π
πThen, if you're ready to create a new Enrollment Rule, click "Create Rule" π
β NOTE: Creating an Enrollment Rule will impact leads making it into your Structurely account and being engaged. Please ensure you do in fact want to stop certain leads from being engaged by Structurely before continuing with the Enrollment Rules setup β
πName your Enrollment Rule with a clear name, then click "Add Criteria" π
In the criteria dropdown, you will see a familiar list of all the values seen commonly across Structurely - these values are what you can use to prevent certain leads from being engaged or not
πIn this example, we want to not enroll Zillow leads. So we will find the Lead Source value and select it, then enter the value "Zillow"π
πYou'll now see the criteria saved. Then click "Submit"π
You can always add combinations of criteria here (or later) with AND and OR operators so you can create complex combinations of criteria like Enrollment Rules for "Zillow leads and Buyers"
πYou'll now see your rule saved, with the THEN statement of "Do not enroll lead in Structurely" added automatically. This example rule now reads as "Do not enroll leads with the Lead Source Zillow into Structurely".
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βWhen you're ready to turn this rule on, click the toggle in the top right π
Congrats! You've created an Enrollment Rule to filter out leads from a certain source π
Deleting and Duplicating Rules
πTo delete a rule, click the trash can icon in the top right, then click "Confirm" to deleteπ
πTo duplicate a rule, click the copy icon, then click "Confirm"π
β NOTE: You can edit the values for existing rules right from the rule inline itself at any time β
Determining Rule Priority/Importance
πEnroll Rules are read by Structurely in order of importance from the top down. You can rearrange the rules on the screen by clicking the up and down arrowsπ
In this example, any lead that was eligible for Structurely would first try and match the first rule here, then it'd go to the second rule. This is important to note in case you have rules that are overlapping.
Lead Enrollment Rules are an important tool to make sure just the right leads are going to Structurely (or not).
If you have any questions you can send an email to help@structurely.com and we will get back to you!
π The Structurely Team