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# How to Add Walk-In Leads?

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If the admin wishes to **manually** add individual leads to the database without using file uploads or integrations, they can do so using the "**Walk-In Leads**" option on the dashboard.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

They simply click on this option and provide basic details for the lead they want to add, enabling a one-by-one lead entry process.

### Steps:

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1. **Log in** to your NeoDove account ( <https://connect.neodove.com/> )&#x20;
2. Go to the **Contacts** Section.

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3. Click on the "**+Add Lead**" option at the right bottom of the screen to add a **Walk-In Lead**.

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4. Put all the **required details** of the particular lead whom we want to add and then click on Submit to get it added to the database.&#x20;
5. Once the lead is added, it will give a push notification as the **Lead successfully created**.

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