Sometimes you can’t keep LeadSigma front and center (we know you want to). Sometimes life makes you open up other browser tabs and temporarily stop crushing it with your leads. Well, if you absolutely have to put Baby in a corner, worry not, LeadSigma push notifications are here. Push notifications are those crisp, little clickable messages that show up in your browser letting you know that something is going on back in the LeadSigma app. Enabling push notifications lets you do what you need to do without missing out on any juicy leads. They'll look a little different depending on your browser, but here's a peek:
In Chrome:
In Firefox:
In Edge:
Once you enable this awesome new feature, LeadSigma will send you a heads-up whenever you get inbound texts, calls, or emails from your leads, as well as whenever new leads from web forms, Google Ads, or Facebook Leads flow into the app!
How do you get push notifications rolling? Easy:
1. The next time you log into LeadSigma, you’ll see the box below (it's a prompt from us). Click Enable. If you happen to decline when you see this message, no worries. More on that below.
2. Second, your browser has its own prompt confirming that you're okay with push notifications. It looks a little different depending on what you use. Press Allow:
In Chrome:
In Firefox:
In Edge:
3. If you go Settings --> Notifications in LeadSigma, you should now see all the boxes under Push in Notification Preferences checked. Feel free to adjust:
Easy peasy. Now you can take that Buzzfeed survey with a clear conscience, knowing that while you figure out which Harry Potter character you are, you’re still staying on top of your leads. Awesome sauce!
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Hey there! So you didn't enable notifications when you logged in? Not a problem. Find your browser below for instructions on what to do:
Chrome
1. Log into LeadSigma.
2. Click the lock icon to the left of the url and select Site Settings:
3. Go to Security and Privacy in the menu on the left, click the dropdown menu next to Push Notifications, and choose Allow:
4. Reload the page. You should now receive the original prompt described up top (the same enable notifications prompt that you got when you first logged into the app). This time, click Enable and then, when your browser prompts you to allow push notifications, choose Allow (for visuals, scroll back up to the beginning of this article and follow the original steps).
Firefox
1. Log into LeadSigma, then click on the hamburger (the three lines) in the upper right-hand corner of your browser and select Settings:
2. In settings, use the search field in the upper right-hand part of the menu to search for notifications. Find notifications in the search results and then click the Settings button to the right:
3. Find https://app.leadsigma.com (our example has "staging" in the url but yours won't). Choose Allow from the dropdown menu and then hit Save Changes:
4. Reload the page. You should now receive the original prompt described up top (the same enable notifications prompt that you got when you first logged into the app). This time, click Enable and then, when your browser prompts you to allow push notifications, choose Allow (for visuals, scroll back up to the beginning of this article and follow the original steps).
Edge
1. Log into LeadSigma, then click on the lock icon to the left of the url. Select Permissions for this site:
2. You'll be taken to Settings. You'll see Notifications a few lines down on the right side of the screen. Select Allow from the dropdown menu on the right:
3. Reload the page. You should now receive the original prompt described up top (the same enable notifications prompt that you got when you first logged into the app). This time, click Enable and then, when your browser prompts you to allow push notifications, choose Allow (for visuals, scroll back up to the beginning of this article and follow the original steps).
Final Notes: Enabling Push Notifications in Windows
Sometimes your operating system can get in the way of push notifications. If you're using Windows and still not getting them after following all the above steps, try this:
1. Go to Settings in the Start menu:
2. Choose System from the Settings menu:
3. Click Notifications & actions from the menu on the left, then toggle on the button that says, "Get notifications from other apps and senders."
4. Finally, scroll down, find your browser, and click On next to it:
