adsoraIn LeadConduit, begin with the source’s submission instructions and your flow’s buying rules. Confirm whether the source will submit directly or use real-time bidding, then test the decision and final delivery separately.
Start with source-specific submission instructions
LeadConduit generates submission instructions for a source, including its posting URL and supported fields. Use those instructions for onboarding rather than copying another buyer’s endpoint or a generic payload from a blog.
A home-services buying brief should accompany the technical document. The receiving team needs to know which bath, window, roofing or exterior projects qualify, where the company serves and which branch should receive an accepted inquiry.
Confirm direct submission or real-time bidding
LeadConduit’s RTB documentation describes a ping request that checks acceptance criteria, caps and pricing before submission. Its published instructions call for complete lead fields on that request. Do not assume that a generic partial-data ping example matches your LeadConduit flow.
Have the administrator confirm the enabled feature, actual source endpoint and permitted data handling. The buyer’s current instructions should govern the connection, including any distinction between data used for evaluation and information accessible to a recipient.
Translate the home-services brief into explicit fields
Keep a written map between campaign terms and receiving fields. A window-count requirement needs an agreed representation. A bathroom project category needs values that distinguish shower replacement from a broader renovation. ZIP codes need a consistent format and an owner for updates.
Decide how unknown answers are handled. If a required qualification is missing, a source should not silently fill it with a value that passes the flow. Preserve the record that explains the homeowner’s actual inquiry.
Separate request limits from purchase capacity
A technical request limit protects the receiving system from excessive traffic. A purchase cap controls the amount of accepted business. Treat these as separate settings and confirm how each appears in a response.
For a branch network, test the effective timezone and reset behavior. A campaign can be within a national monthly target while one local office has already filled its daily appointment capacity. Make that local rule visible before launch.
Test the destination, not just the source response
A successful source submission needs to be reconciled with the destination that handles follow-up. Confirm the CRM record, branch assignment and any notification or dialer handoff. Keep the source lead ID so the operations team can trace a failure across systems.
Ask the administrator to show the rejected case as well. Wrong-market, duplicate and malformed submissions should produce understandable reasons and should not appear as accepted purchases in the buyer’s reporting.
Bring the flow to an Adsora buying discussion
Tell Adsora which home-services verticals you buy, which markets are open and that you use LeadConduit. Identify whether you have a source submission specification and an administrator available for testing.
A published platform guide is not a claim of certification, a native marketplace listing or a preconfigured connection. Adsora reviews the receiving requirements and confirms the proposed integration before a campaign begins.
Before we get started.
Can I send Adsora my LeadConduit credentials in the form?
No. Use the form for your platform name and program requirements. Exchange credentials and non-public posting documents through an agreed secure channel.
Does this guide replace my flow’s submission instructions?
No. It is an onboarding checklist. The source-specific instructions and current platform documentation control your actual connection.
Is Adsora claiming an official LeadConduit partnership?
No. Naming a platform in an educational guide does not imply certification, endorsement or a native integration listing.
Source documentation
Implementation details can vary by account and change over time. Use your current posting specification alongside these provider documents.