How to Auto-Apply Tags for High-Intent Lead Behaviors
Automatically tag leads who perform high-intent actions like saving listings or viewing a property multiple times.
Why This Feature Matters
Auto-tagging helps your team identify and prioritize high-intent leads without relying solely on notifications:
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Improve speed-to-lead by flagging active or returning leads
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Create smart filters based on auto-applied tags
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Reduce missed follow-ups due to overlooked notifications
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Streamline workflows for ISAs and agents managing high volumes
Step-by-Step Instructions
Enable Auto-Tagging Based on Behavior
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Go to your Behavioral Notifications Settings.
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Locate the notification type you want to tag (e.g., Saved Listing, Viewed Property X Times).
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Click the + button in the Tags section.
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Choose one or more tags from the list.
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Click Save Changes.
To Remove an Auto-Applied Tag
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In the same area, click the X next to the tag you wish to remove.
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Click Save Changes.
⚠️ Only Primary Managers and Manager-level Users can edit these settings. Agent and Lender-level Users can view the settings but cannot edit or remove them.
Applies Account-Wide
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All leads across the account will receive the specified tag(s) if they perform the matching behavior.
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Auto-tagging is not user-specific—it’s applied universally.
Best Practices
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Use tag-based smart filters on the Manage Leads page to surface high-intent leads.
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Train your team to prioritize tagged leads in daily workflows.
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Use consistent naming conventions for tags like “Saved Listing” or “Viewed 3+ Times.”
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Periodically review auto-tagging rules to align with evolving lead engagement strategies.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Issue: Tags aren’t applying to expected leads
Fix: Confirm the behavior criteria were met exactly (e.g., the lead viewed the same property the required number of times).
Issue: Agents can’t change or remove auto-applied tags
Fix: Only Managers or the Primary Manager can make tag assignment changes.
FAQs
Q: What actions are considered “behavioral notifications”?
A: These include:
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Lead returns to site after X days
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Lead views a property Y+ times
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Lead clicks Z consecutive listing alerts
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Lead saves a listing
Q: Can I apply multiple tags to a single behavior?
A: Yes, you can associate more than one tag with each notification type.
Q: Can I disable this for some users or teams?
A: No. Auto-tagging applies to all leads across the entire account.