Follow up
A visitor who fills in your form should never disappear.
Most websites hand an enquiry to an email inbox and lose sight of it there. Siteleon keeps the whole path in one place — the visit, the pages that were read, the enquiry, the reply, and whether that person became a customer. The default pipeline is four stages — new, contacted, qualified, customer — so the only field anyone has to keep current is the one saying whether somebody has been called back. Underneath sits the customer record, so the same property manager who enquires twice in a year is one person with one history, not two loose emails. Where revenue is connected, the same view shows which page and which source produced the work.
The enquiry arrives with its history attached.
A form submission is not just a name and an email address. Siteleon attaches the source, the first page the person landed on, the pages they read and what they asked for, so you answer a maintenance request already knowing they read the hotel chiller page twice before writing.
An enquiry stays attached to its outcome.
Where your payments or invoicing feed the revenue record, the enquiry ends up carrying the value of the job it became. That is how a page earns its place — because it produced work, not because it produced visits.
Answering does not depend on who is free.
The enquiry, the reply and the note about roof access sit together, where anyone you give access to can read them. Siteleon can draft the response, and it waits for you to send it.
In this area
7 pages under Customers.
Each one is its own surface in the product, and each one is here because it does something the others do not.
Leads
Every enquiry in one list, with its source and the page that produced it — useful channels become obvious without a report.
ReadInbox
Enquiries, replies and follow-up in one thread per person, so nothing sits unanswered in a single employee's mailbox.
ReadProfiles
How a person or company found you, what they read, what they asked and what was agreed — gathered on one page.
ReadPipeline
Four stages by default — new, contacted, qualified, customer — with more only when a business genuinely needs them.
ReadForm Submissions
Every submission stored, delivered and confirmed, with an alert if a form that used to produce enquiries goes quiet.
ReadBookings
Appointments and callbacks taken on your site, using availability from the calendar your team already keeps.
ReadAttribution
Which page, campaign or source produced each customer, shown with the assumptions behind it rather than one confident number.
ReadThe rest of Siteleon
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