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AppExchange Lead Source Codes

Lead source codes provide information about how the lead was created and can help you determine how to proceed.

Lead source codes always use this format: SFDC-XX|Listing Name or SFDC-dup-XX|Listing Name. The XX identifies the action that the user performed to generate the lead.

Here's a table of the AppExchange actions and what they mean.

Lead Source Code AppExchange Action
IN The user clicked Get It Now on your listing and started the install process for your solution. This action includes agreeing to the terms and conditions, and clicking the install button on the confirmation page.

Sometimes users don't complete the installation, or they uninstall your solution later. To track package installations, use the License Management Application (LMA).

Note

DM The user clicked View Demo on your listing and watched some or all of your demo video.
LM The user clicked Learn More on your listing.

Listings that previously had Learn More buttons now have Get It Now buttons and receive lead source codes with IN actions.

Note

TS The user clicked Get It Now on your listing and started a 30-day free trial of Salesforce and your solution. These users can be existing Salesforce customers.
TD The user clicked Test Drive on your listing and tried your solution in a test org.

Duplicate Leads

A duplicate lead is a lead that AppExchange already sent to your org for this user, listing, or action within the last 180 days.

Duplicate lead source codes always contain the string -dup- and use the format: SFDC-dup-XX|Listing Name. For example, SFDC-dup-DM|Simple Sample indicates a duplicate lead from a user who clicked View Demo on the Simple Sample listing.