Pull Portal Leads into Brixi Automatically
Connect a listing portal once and every new enquiry arrives in Brixi as a contact — no copying leads by hand. From there your team responds, assigns owners, and follows up like with any other lead.
Entry pointAutomation → Integrations
Available Lead Providers
- Housing
- Square Yards
- Magic Bricks
- 99Acres
- CommonFloor
- PropTiger
- Sulekha Properties
- Olx Home
- Justdial
Who Can Do This
Setting up a provider is an admin or sales-ops job. Once it's connected, sales users simply work the leads that arrive — contacts, assignments, tasks, and notifications all show up automatically.
Before You Start
- Confirm you have admin access in Brixi and access to the provider account.
- Decide on a clear source name, such as the provider's name.
- Note the fields the provider sends, especially name, phone, email, product or service interest, city, budget, and message.
- Decide who should own or review new leads, and whether assignment should be automatic.
- Keep a test lead ready to submit after setup.
- Check whether the provider uses account login, webhook delivery, or another lead-delivery setup.
Connect a Lead Provider
- Open Integrations and search for the provider, or choose Lead Providers.
- Install the connector if it is not already active.
- Open the connector settings.
- Add or select the external account/source.
- Map the incoming fields to Brixi contact fields (see below).
- Choose default values for missing fields when available, such as source, interest, or owner.
- Save the configuration.
- Submit one test lead from the provider.
- Open CRM → Contacts and confirm the lead was created with the expected source and details.
Field Mapping Guidance
| Incoming field | Recommended Brixi field |
|---|---|
| Customer name | Contact name |
| Phone or mobile | Primary phone number |
| Email address | |
| Product or service interest | Interest, requirement, or enquiry field |
| City or location | Address, locality, or requirement field |
| Budget | Requirement or enquiry budget |
| Message | Note or enquiry description |
| Campaign/source | Contact source and campaign metadata |
Don't drop fields that help sales qualify the lead — interest, budget, urgency, and location often decide who should call first.
Reporting Checks
After connecting, review:
- Contact source counts for the new provider.
- New lead volume by day.
- Duplicate contact trends.
- Assignment outcomes if lead distribution is enabled.
- Call, meeting, appointment, and opportunity conversion from that source.
Common Issues
| Issue | Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Test lead does not appear | Provider did not send, mapping failed, or connector is inactive. | Resend the test and check integration status. |
| Phone number is wrong | Country code or format is inconsistent. | Set the correct default country code or adjust validation. |
| Duplicate contacts appear | The source sends different phone/email values for the same buyer. | Standardize required fields and review duplicate handling. |
| Leads appear without owner | No assignment rule matched the source. | Add a lead distribution policy or default owner. |
| Wrong field is attached | External field mapping points to the wrong Brixi field. | Update mapping and submit a new test lead. |
| The Integrations page or a provider card is hidden | Connector visibility depends on your role. | Ask your admin to review your access. |
| Connector is installed but nothing arrives | Most portals only start delivering after their team configures it — that step is outside Brixi. | Chase the provider first to confirm delivery is configured. |
| Provider confirms a submission was sent but the contact never appears | Delivery failed on the way into Brixi. | See Getting Help — include the provider name, the test lead's details, and the submission timestamp. |
Was this article helpful?If something is unclear or out of date, email support@brixi.ai with the article title — or see Getting Help for what to check first.