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December 11, 2019
LeanData is mandatory, unless your company has low lead volume and sales complexity
We are a sales consulting firm comprised of former operators that implement tech-enabled strategies at high-growth companies. This includes the careful selection of sales 2.0 technologies that increase efficiencies across the workload of sales and revenue operations professionals. LeanData is one of the few technologies that we always recommend for companies that have achieved some level of scale and sophistication (multiple territories, 1000s of inbound leads per month, specialized sales roles, etc).
LeanData orchestrates all of the demand flowing into an organization (typically in the form of leads) and allows very precise logic for routing that demand based on account data, opportunity data, and other business logic. Essentially it solves the problem of connecting customer interest to the best person in your organization that can serve that interest. Typically companies have a painful slew of Salesforce Lead Routing Rules in place before adopting LeanData. Not only are those rules difficult to update/maintain, they simply can't account for most of the routing use cases that you encounter at scale. Most often we see Revenue/Sales/Marketing Ops owning LeanData, but it directly benefits sales, sales development, marketing, partnerships, and customer success functions.
LeanData orchestrates all of the demand flowing into an organization (typically in the form of leads) and allows very precise logic for routing that demand based on account data, opportunity data, and other business logic. Essentially it solves the problem of connecting customer interest to the best person in your organization that can serve that interest. Typically companies have a painful slew of Salesforce Lead Routing Rules in place before adopting LeanData. Not only are those rules difficult to update/maintain, they simply can't account for most of the routing use cases that you encounter at scale. Most often we see Revenue/Sales/Marketing Ops owning LeanData, but it directly benefits sales, sales development, marketing, partnerships, and customer success functions.
- Lead-to-Account Matching. LeanData has far and away the best fuzzy matching system for identifying the appropriate Account where a particular Lead belongs.
- Lead Routing. LeanData's visual routing canvas allows business users to construct very sophisticated, yet reliable, routing branches that determine what to do with every lead (both new and existing) based on business rules.
- Reporting Functionality. Great log information about what happened to individual leads, but the dashboarding in the product could be more robust.
- Territory Rules. The product does not take advantage of existing territory logic that you may have in Salesforce.com. You need to "re-build" territory ownership in the product. Not necessarily a con as this can functionally replace much of what's in SFDC.
November 14, 2019
Great product for high volume lead flow, and all Sales Ops Leaders
When we first contacted LeanData Lead2Account Matching Engine, we were struggling with a truly automated Round Robin system for new leads. Salesforce.com claims they have a solution, but it only works for batch uploads, not for leads that flow in real-time. LeanData Lead2Account Matching Engine quickly solved this issue, and then some. By providing capabilities to handle fairly complex filters, and rules around which leads to send through a Round Robin, and which to direct to specific people. Since our initial implementation. We've also used Account2Account, which is a perfect complementary piece together allows us to manage our entire lead/account/opportunity territory assignment. Again, something that Salesforce.com has but in a much more complex and rigid way.
- Allows us to incorporate almost any filter or type of update (including "has changed" in addition to equals, does not equal, etc.) to direct leads down a path specific to our needs based on Lead Source.
- Allows us to manage our territory assignments relatively easily.
- Since our decision flow is relatively complex, LeanData Lead2Account Matching Engine can isolate and determine how a specific or a group of leads went through the flow process and where they encountered an error or unexpected behavior. This allows us to fine-tune and make sure everything is working as we expect it should.
- Their implementation & support organizations are top-notch! The product is excellent, but it's only realized because of the implementation team's commitment to helping me be successful.
- Updating new territory mapping is a little arduous. Mostly it's time-consuming, but based on how sophisticated the rest of their solution is, I would think this could be a little slicker.
We use LeanData to help with matching across objects and enabling automation in our Salesforce.com instance. With LeanData, we are able to effectively sort and classify new leads by matching them against account data and deduplicating against other leads and contacts. This is foundational for our ability to scale our use of SFDC across many records (>100k) and across a growing team of users (>20 users at the moment). We're fairly confident in LeanData's ability to scale as our team scales for the foreseeable future.
- LeanData's routing interface is fairly easy to use with a bit of training. The visual interface makes the rules process as easy as it can be - which can still be complicated!
- LeanData's ability to match Leads to accounts and user account attributes to add leads to automation flows is extremely helpful in prosecuting and sorting leads.
- LeanData has a host of interesting features that it's easy to lose track of. Periodic re-familiarization of the features available can add additional value to the org following initial purchase and implementation.
- The visual interface is easy to use, but not intuitive. Many of the design decisions make a ton of sense- with training- but it can be hard to explain to laypeople.
- Bits and pieces of the architecture (such as territory management and round queues) are separated from the core routing graph interface - there are many parts to keep track of.
- The enrichment you can get from accounts is only as good as the enrichment of your accounts. If your account information is bad, the attributes you can match to leads will be bad. Data quality matters.
This is a great product for lead distribution, account matching, lead transferring that is extremely automated and works for even the most complex routing rules.
- Powerful lead matching tool
- Avoids dupes
- Lead distribution automation
- Complicated UI
- Hard to learn because you aren’t in it a lot
- What they consider a “user” is annoying
We use LeanData to lead to account matching and lead routing. The system is used by our marketing and commercial operations teams to help. We opted to auto-convert leads to contacts and match them to accounts to better support our SDRs, who operate on a named account basis. This prevents our SDRs from receiving leads for accounts to which they are not assigned. The other problem this solves for us is that it allows us to get a clearer view of marketing engagement at an account level.
- Highly accurate matching to accounts.
- Autoconversion of leads when match confidence level is high.
- Low error rate.
- Data enrichment would be an interesting feature to explore. I.e. verification and enrichment of lead information using third-party data.
We use lead routing and attribution. The lead routing is used by the Sales team, while attribution is used by the Marketing team. I am the primary user of the lead routing module. This has helped me solved using more complex routing in SalesForce in an easy-to-view flow diagram that is much quicker to update and investigate than the out-of-the-box solution SalesForce offers.
- The lead routing module has saved me an immense amount of time in just a few short months we have been using the tool. I can easily investigate why a lead was routed a certain way, and instantly make changes to the routing logic if needed.
- The LeanData team that helped us implement the product was extremely helpful and knowledgeable, anticipating potential problems before they could even happen.
- The matching logic in the lead routing module is starting to pay dividends in helping us to clean up duplicate leads in an automated way.
- The price might be prohibitive for some companies. While it has really paid off for us, it would still be a luxury for smaller organizations that do not have many SalesForce users.
May 11, 2018
Great Product, Even Better Staff...Bye Bye Dupes
Lead routing and duplicate management. We decided to take the plunge with LeanData a few months ago after reevaluating our technology stack. I spent many demos with Stefanie Bassler who did a great job outlining what the product does and how we can solve some of our major pain points. After we came to a fair price to fit into my budget we were able to move forward with the purchase of LeanData.
I was quickly assigned to Kent Phillips as my CSM. Kent was fast, reliable and wanted to truly understand my organization's needs and what we were expecting to get out of LeanData. I want to let that sink in for a moment. Kent actually gave a shit and didn't just hand me package installation and turn the tool on. I've been turned and burned from other technologies that demo'd really well but when push came to shove we couldn't get it to work as expected.
Major props sent over to Kent for tirelessly working through our onboarding process. Every single SFDC environment is completely unique to each every business. From business processes to integrations. My organization is no different. Unbeknownst to Kent, we hit a slew of curveballs during the implementation, it took a lot of time to really dissect what was going on and where hangups were getting caught. Kent hung in there and worked with me troubleshooting, problem-solving and having a great attitude along the way.
The extremely happy client thus far and now that we are a month or two into full implementation I going to really explore what else this tool can do for my organization.
- Routing for advanced round robin or assignment by territories
- Looking to see if an Account is already created then auto converts Contacts to that
- If Lead from the same company is owned by a user then assign new leads to the same user
- Currently at this time I don't have any dislikes as all of my needs have been fulfilled.
September 15, 2017
Greatest Lead Matching Routing and converting tool
We use it for lead matching to accounts and for auto conversion to contacts on some accounts.
- Recognize the account to match the lead to
- Routing leads to proper person based on complex criteria
- Auto-Converting leads to contacts for the accounts we specify
- Bringing lead activity history into the account activity history
- Appending data from accounts to leads
- Appending third party data
LeanData Sales Accelerator is being used as a sales lead generator. We are finding it to be a more affordable alternative to Salesforce. This solution focuses on data which leads to the best business decisions. Often times we make decisions based on gut feeling and emotion. This shows your hardcore data to help drive decision making.
- Gather the data to illustrate trends
- User-friendly
- Efficient engine
- Adding more features
- The implication is a bit mechanical so maybe making it more consumer friendly
LeanData Scorecard Summary
About LeanData
LeadData is built around account-based nurturing and account-based reporting. The nurturing aspect allows users to segment inbound leads by account details such as owner, active opportunity, customer, and sales stage. This is available with any marketing automation platform synced to Salesforce.com, so users of Eloqua, Marketo, Act-On, Hubspot, and others can use LeadData Demand Management. This product is built on top of the LeanData Lead2Account Matching engine.
Categories: Account-Based Marketing (ABM)
LeanData Technical Details
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