> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.neodove.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.neodove.com/neodove-mobile-application/walk-in-leads.md).
# Walk-In Leads
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A "**Walk-in lead**" refers to a potential customer or client who visits a physical business location, such as an office, store, or service center, to **express** interest in the products or services offered.
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In certain situations, users may receive leads through **references** or from **different sources**. If the lead is not already in the **database**, users don't have to go to their manager or admin to upload and reassign it.
Instead, they can add it themselves by clicking on the **'Walk-In leads'** option at the extreme bottom of the mobile screen.
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After clicking on the '**Walk-in Leads**' button, you will be prompted to provide the essential details of the lead. Once you input all the necessary information, **click on Submit**.
The lead will then be **created** in the database and **assigned** to the user who added it.
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**Note:** After adding a "**Walk-in lead"**, it will appear in the **notification panel**, indicating that a walk-in lead has been added. Users can simply click on the **notification** to open the lead instead of **searching** for it by name, number, or other details.
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