Lead views - Kanban and list

Lars Krüger

Lars Krüger

Last updated on Aug 9, 2026

Both lead views can be displayed two ways. At the top right you switch between Kanban and List. The selection of leads is identical in both, only the presentation differs.

Contents

Kanban

One column per stage, in the order Qualify, Set discovery, Discovery scheduled, Discovery failed, Discovery done and Lead lost. Above each column sit the count and the value as {value} potential.

The Kanban view with one column per stage

You can drag cards into another column with the mouse. That is the fastest way to change a stage. If the target stage needs extra details, a small window opens - more on that under Setting stages correctly.

If a column holds more cards than shown, Load {n} more appears at the bottom.

Use Kanban when you need an overview of the distribution or want to move several leads on quickly.

List

One row per lead, grouped by urgency into Overdue, Due today and Later. The columns are:

Column Content
Lead name, below it job title and company
Stage the current stage
Follow-up when the next step is due, otherwise No follow-up
Last activity when something last happened
Next step the text you stored, otherwise a dash
TP number of touchpoints
Value the estimated value
Action quick access

The list view with its columns

Use the list when you are working through follow-ups, sorting, or editing several leads at once.

Editing several leads at once

In the list you select leads with the checkboxes on the left. As soon as one is selected, a bar appears at the bottom with {count} selected and these options:

  • Update - opens Update {count} leads. There you pick Change stage or Set follow-up under Field, enter the Value and confirm with Apply.
  • Delete - moves the selection to the trash.

Deleting asks first: The selected leads move to the trash and can be restored there. Leads with a linked deal are skipped. After deleting, Undo appears briefly.

There is an upper limit on how many leads can be selected at once. When you reach it, a note asks you to refine the filter.

Both options require permissions. With the Sales role you see neither Update nor Delete.

What stays the same in both views

Search, filters and sorting apply to both presentations. If you filter in the list and then switch to Kanban, the filter stays. The view then shows Filtered: {label}.

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