Leadfeeder does more than just find high-quality leads — it also helps improve your overall workflow with the help of automation.

Better leads and less work? Sounds like a dream, right?

Even better news — Leadfeeder automations are pretty easy to set up. Whether you want to automatically send qualified leads to your Slack channel or create a new organization in Pipedrive, you can do it all with Leadfeeder automations.

This guide will walk you through what automations Leadfeeder offers, what they do, and how to set them up.

Automations allow users to streamline their sales workflow and integrate Leadfeeder data with their CRM, email marketing, and messaging apps like Slack.

Here are the type of automations available in Leadfeeder:

✅ Email notifications: Adjust how the frequency and type of email notifications.

✅ Slack: Send leads to specific Slack channels.

✅ Salesforce: Send leads, create accounts, and more — all automatically.

✅ Hubspot: Automatically send new leads right to your CRM.

✅ Zoho: This easy to use CRM just got better — send leads and customize where those leads end up.

✅ Pipedrive: Send new leads to your CRM, create new organizations and more.

✅ Microsoft Dynamics 365: Send new leads and adjust what Dynamics 365 does with them when they get there!

In Leadfeeder, email notifications send you notifications when a company that fits specific parameters visits your site.

The most common notifications are weekly or daily summaries, which provide a high-level view of who visited your website.

However, you can also adjust notifications for custom feeds you've created. Here's how.

Step 1: Log in to Leadfeeder and click your name in the upper right corner, then select Your Settings.

Step 2: In the Personal settings tab, select Email Notifications.

Step 3: Adjust email settings.

Here, you can adjust Weekly and Daily email summaries, and adjust feed notifications.

For example, if you want to receive a daily notification when a visitor lands on your website from a specific campaign, select Daily notifications for that campaign.

Pro tip: You can create an email notification when you are creating a new custom feed.

Slack automation allows users to automatically send matching leads to a Slack channel. For example, you could automatically send leads from Germany to your Germany sales slack channel. This ensures leads don't fall through the cracks!

Here's how to set up Slack automation:

Step 1: Integrate Slack with Leadfeeder.

Log in to Leadfeeder, then click your name in the upper right corner of your dashboard.

Select Integrations from the drop-down menu.

Beneath integrations, select Slack and follow the steps provided.

Step 2: Send leads to Slack with automation

Once the integration is complete, create a custom feed for the type of leads you want to send to a specific Slack channel.

Under Action, select Send to Slack, choose the Slack channel, and adjust the frequency leads are sent.

Leadfeeder will now send a Slack message to your chosen channel. You can choose to have messages sent daily, weekly, or right away.

Salesforce automation allows Leadfeeder users to automatically send specific leads to Salesforce. This means sales and marketing will always be on the same page, and you won't have to search for leads in Leadfeeder — they'll be right where you need them in Salesforce.

This is a great way to streamline your workflow and make sure your team is always on top of new, quality leads. Here's how to do it.

Step 1: Set up Salesforce integration.

If you haven't already, you'll need to set up Salesforce integration. You may have completed this step when you created your Leadfeeder account, if not here's how to do it.

Step 2: Set up Salesforce automation.

Once you've integrated Salesforce with Leadfeeder, you can set up automation by creating a custom feed and using automation to send those leads to Salesforce.

Create a custom feed, then choose to Send to Salesforce under Action. You can adjust the frequency here as well.

Then click the Automation tab:

Now you can choose to send new leads as accounts, opportunities, or create a task. You can also select who gets assigned those leads in Salesforce.

Step 3: Choose if you want automation to create a new account or opportunity.

Step 4: Choose whether the lead creates a new task and what type of task it creates.

Read more about other Salesforce automations here.

HubSpot automations allow you to send leads that meet defined parameters to your CRM. This means you don't have to manually enter new leads from Leadfeeder — they'll automatically show up so your sales team can start working them faster. You can also send a ton of information to Hubspot about leads.

Here's how to set up automation in Hubspot:

Step 1: Integrate Hubspot.

Before you can set up automations, make sure you've integrated HubSpot and Leadfeeder.

You may have done this during the onboarding process, otherwise follow these steps. (Don't worry; it'll only take a few minutes!)

Step 2: Create a new custom feed.

Next, define what types of leads you want to send to HubSpot by creating a new custom feed.

From your Leadfeeder dashboard, select + Create custom feed.

Then set your feed filters to define which leads you want to be sent to HubSpot. These can be based on Behavior, Acquisition, Company info, and more.

Step 3: Set Action to Send to HubSpot CRM.

After adding filters to your feed, click the Automation tab.

You can also adjust how often you want leads sent to HubSpot via Frequency.

Step 4: Define if you want to create a new company

Next, decide if you want to create a new company for new leads.

Step 5: Decide if you want to create a new deal.

You can also choose to create a new deal, select a CRM user as the owner, and place it in a pipeline or stage within HubSpot.

If you choose not to create a new deal, Leadfeeder will only create new tasks for existing deals.

Step 6: Choose whether or not to create a new task

Finally, select if you want to create a new task. The options here are dependent on your selections in the previous two steps.

You are done! Make sure to hit Apply, then Add Automation, and Save to save your preferences.

You know what's better than finding new leads with Leadfeeder? Having those leads automatically sent to your CRM using Zoho automations in Leadfeeder.

Here's how to set up Zoho automations:

Step 1: Make sure to integrate Zoho.

Before you can set up automations, make sure Zoho is integrated with Leadfeeder. You may have already done this, but if not here's how.

Step 2: Create a new custom feed.

Next, create a custom feed. This will define which types of leads you want sent to Zoho.

From your Leadfeeder dashboard, click the + Create custom feed button.

Then, set your custom feed filters, which filter leads based on behavior, activities, company info, CRM activities, and Leadfeeder activities.

For example, you can use a Behavior feed to send leads who have visited your services pages to Zoho.

Step 3: Set Action to send new leads in your custom feed to Zoho

After you've set your feed filters, select the Automation tab.

Select Zoho from the dropdown list under Actions. (If you don't see Zoho listed, check to make sure the integration is valid.)

Step 4: Send leads to Zoho as Accounts or Leads

Next, choose how you want to send leads to Zoho — either as Accounts or Leads. You'll also be prompted to choose an owner in Zoho.

Then, you can choose to create a task or deal.

Make sure to click Apply, Add Automation, and Save to finish. Now, new leads that meet your criteria will be sent directly to Zoho!

Pipedrive automations allow you to send new leads to your CRM automatically, rather than having to manually add leads. You can also adjust the type of information you send to Pipedrive and what Pipedrive does with that information.

Here's how to set up Pipedrive automation:

Step 1: Integrate Pipedrive and Leadfeeder.

Log in to Leadfeeder, then click on your name in the upper right corner of the dashboard, then select Integrations.

Select Pipedrive from the available integrations, and follow the provided steps.

Step 2: Create a custom feed.

Next, create a custom feed to define which leads you want to send to Pipedrive. For example, you might want all leads from a specific geographic area sent to Pipedrive.

Step 3: Send new leads to Pipedrive in Actions.

After setting filters for your new feed, select the Automation tab, then click on Actions.

Select Pipedrive, then set how often you want Leadfeeder to push leads to Pipedrive under Frequency.

Step 4: Customize your Pipedrive automation.

What do you want Pipedrive to do with new leads once they are sent?

Select if you want to create a new organization, create a new deal, or whether you want to create an activity.

Then, click Apply and Add Automation, then Save. Now your leads will automatically be sent from Leadfeeder to Pipedrive!

Rather than sending leads to Microsoft Dynamics 365 manually, you can automate the process to import matching leads into Dynamics 365.

Here's how:

Step 1: Integrate Microsoft Dynamics 365 with Leadfeeder.

If you haven't already, the first step is to integrate Microsoft Dynamics 365 with Leadfeeder.

Login to Leadfeeder, then click your name in the right-hand corner of the Leadfeeder dashboard, then select Integrations.

Scroll through the available Leadfeeder integrations, then select Microsoft Dynamics 365 from the list.

Follow the steps to integrate the two programs.

Step 2: Set up Microsoft Dynamics 365 automations

Start by creating a custom feed. Under Actions select Send to Dynamics 365.

Choose how often you want leads to be sent to Dynamics 365, then click Add Automation.

Step 3: Choose if you want automation to create a new account or opportunity.

Step 4: Choose whether the lead creates a new task and what type of task it creates.

Find out more about setting up and defining automation rules in Microsoft Dynamics 365 here.

Automations make it easier than ever to make the most out of leads from Leadfeeder, so make sure to integrate and set up those automations!

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