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Lead Journey After Form Submission in ClearCRM

This article explains the step-by-step journey that happens once a visitor submits a form linked to a marketing campaign in ClearCRM.

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Written by Elvin Khudiyev
Updated over 2 months ago

What Happens When a Form is Submitted?

When a visitor fills out a form on your website or landing page — such as a signup form or resource request form — ClearCRM automatically triggers a series of actions in your marketing campaign workflow.

Here’s what happens next:


Step-by-Step Journey:

1. Form Submission Triggers the Campaign

  • The visitor submits the form with their information (name, email, company, etc.).

  • This action immediately starts the campaign workflow linked to the form.

2. Lead Status Update

  • The lead’s status is automatically updated — for example, from "New" to "Contacted".

  • This ensures the sales and marketing team knows that the lead has engaged.

3. Tag Added to the Lead

  • A Tag (such as "LM Sent") is added to the lead’s profile.

  • Tags make it easy to segment and track leads based on their actions.

4. Automated Email Sent

  • The system sends an automated email to the lead.

  • This email could contain a lead magnet (like a market report), a thank you note, or any resource you choose.

5. Monitoring Lead Engagement

  • After sending the email, ClearCRM waits to see if the lead interacts, such as clicking a link inside the email.

6. Engagement Scoring and Tagging

  • If the lead clicks a link, two actions happen:

    • Points are added to their Lead Score, helping prioritize more engaged leads.

    • A new Tag (such as "LM Clicked") is added to indicate a higher level of interest.


Why This Matters

This automated flow helps your team:

  • Capture new leads instantly without manual effort.

  • Nurture leads with timely emails and scoring systems.

  • Identify engaged leads faster for better follow-up and conversion rates.

By setting up this journey once, you can let ClearCRM handle the heavy lifting — and focus your time on closing deals instead of chasing new leads.

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