See your leads
Everyone we identified on your website: the person, their company, what they did and how well they fit.
Connect the MCP server, then just ask. Your assistant lists your website visitors for you, and can read or change the Lead quality bar.
| get_leads | List the identified visitors (leads) of one website whose last visit falls in a date range, newest first: the exact person (exactPerson: name, email, phone, LinkedIn, position), their company, visitor location, pages viewed, visits, UTM data, tags and lead scores. | Read-only |
| get_lead_quality | Returns the lead quality settings of a website: the minimum ideal-customer score a lead needs to be kept, the bar per source (website visitors, intent, Web Scraping, Prospector, AI Scout), contacts-only options and the audience focus (B2B, B2C or both). | Read-only |
| update_lead_quality | Changes the lead quality settings of a website. | Changes data |
| purge_leads_below_bar | Removes the leads already in the table that score below the lead quality bar (get_lead_quality). | Deletes data |
| undo_lead_purge | Brings back the leads removed by the last purge_leads_below_bar, with their tags, comments and history as they were. | Changes data |
Use case
Who from Germany visited our pricing page this month?
Called get_leadsShow input
{
"websiteId": "64b7f0a1c2d3e4f5a6b7c8d9",
"dateFrom": "2026-10-01",
"dateTo": "2026-10-30",
"visitorLocation": "DE",
"pageVisited": "[[\"contains\",\"pricing\"]]"
}Use case
Only keep leads that score 70 or more and have someone to contact.
Called update_lead_qualityShow input
{
"websiteId": "64b7f0a1c2d3e4f5a6b7c8d9",
"minScore": 70,
"contactsOnly": true
}