Lead delivery

Your buying rules. A delivery plan your team can test.

Tell us where you buy leads and where your sales team works them. We review the receiving specification before agreeing to the connection.

The program

Adsora reviews lead delivery with each buyer. Existing ping-post buyers can bring source posting documents. Buyers without a lead platform can discuss their CRM workflow and the setup required for a new source.

Already have a lead-buying platform?

Identify your platform in the buyer form: LeadConduit, Leadspedia, boberdoo, Lead Prosper, Everflow or another system. Bring the source-onboarding instructions and the person who can review test results.

The platform name is a starting point, not an integration guarantee. A particular account, campaign or flow may need different fields and decision rules. Compatibility, credentials and delivery behavior are confirmed during the technical review.

  • Exact posting documentation and accepted field values.
  • Ping and post response examples where applicable.
  • Purchase caps, hours and duplicate rules.
  • Safe test mode or test endpoint.
  • CRM or dialer destination after acceptance.
  • Disposition feedback requirements.

Building a receiving workflow?

Start by choosing who owns a lead after acceptance. Your CRM needs a record, an assignment rule and a clear next action for the contact team. A lead-management platform can add source routing and buying decisions when those are required.

Read the direct-post comparison before choosing a more complex design. Fixed program terms may fit direct posting. Ping-post adds a pre-delivery evaluation step when the buyer and source need that decision.

Agree on what a successful test proves

A test should prove that the buyer interprets the fields correctly, returns a meaningful response and creates the expected downstream record. It should also prove that a lead outside the specification is rejected with an understandable reason.

Bring duplicate, cap-reached, malformed-field and timeout scenarios to the review. Record how retries are handled so an uncertain network result does not turn into a second purchase.

Keep source, buyer and CRM records connected

Preserve the source lead ID and any buyer-issued reference. A later appointment or rejection should be traceable to the original delivery. Agree on a shared set of dispositions and how updates reach the other team.

Before launch, name the operations contacts, the pause process and the conditions for resuming traffic after a delivery issue. These details belong beside the posting specification.

Questions buyers ask

Before we get started.

Is every platform listed here a certified Adsora integration?

No. These are platforms buyers may use. Listing a platform does not imply certification, endorsement or a native integration. Adsora confirms the actual connection after reviewing the buyer’s requirements.

Can Adsora review a custom buyer endpoint?

Describe the endpoint type and available documentation in your inquiry. The team reviews the required fields, authentication and response behavior before agreeing to a delivery method.

Should I upload API keys with my application?

No. Submit the platform name and a non-sensitive description of your needs. Credentials and private specifications should be exchanged securely after the initial discussion.

Your next lead source

Bring your buying brief. We’ll work through the fit.

Tell us your verticals, markets and delivery setup. Start with a focused program your team can evaluate.

Discuss your lead program