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Potential Meetings

Work authorized warm prospects with Set By attribution, truthful call eligibility, notes, status, and booking controls.

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Overview

Potential Meetings is the selected client workspace for prospects that may become meetings. Search, status, campaign, and Set By controls narrow the list, while advanced filters and saved columns support deeper review. The table uses the original Set By value for attribution and does not duplicate it as Owner. Overdue prospects remain visible through the Overdue summary, follow-up date treatment, and explicit Overdue label without tinting the entire row. Call and selection controls continue to follow the shared warm-prospect eligibility decision.

How to use this page

  1. Open the Potential queue

    Choose a client, then open Potential Meetings under Meetings. The Platform header identifies the route as Potential Meetings, and a table-shaped loading state appears while the read completes. No client selection shows a prompt instead of the table. The overview count is the actionable Potential follow-up total, while Past potentials remains a separate historical view.

  2. Understand the visible scope

    Potential Meetings is access-scoped for the selected client. Manager-level and other authorized leadership roles can review the selected client's full permitted Potential scope. Circular Action Alliance client users also see that full selected-deal queue. Other employees see contacts connected through current ownership, original potential-setter attribution, meeting-setting, or current or most recent campaign assignment. Other client users see those same owned or assigned rows, plus prospects labeled Forward to Client. Booking stays employee-only. Use the visible filters to focus the work available to you.

  3. Filter the list

    Use Search, All Statuses, All Campaigns, and All Set By for the main view. Select Filters for advanced setter, campaign, date, contact, company, activity, call, email, cadence, and custom-field conditions. Active filter chips can be removed individually. Past potentials reveals older records when available.

  4. Arrange and expand the table

    Choose Columns to show, hide, reorder, or reset the supported owner-free field set. Select a supported heading to sort. Expand a row for notes, follow-up timing, engagement, history, contact details, and available actions.

  5. Review and retry contact notes

    Expand an employee-accessible row to open its call history, engagement history, and Notes. Loading notes appears during the read. If the notes request fails, SalesHive shows Could not load notes. Try again with Retry instead of treating the history as empty. Select Retry to load the same contact thread again.

  6. Review prospect context

    Read the contact, company, campaign, source, Potential status, original Set By attribution, created date, last-contacted temperature, engagement stage, follow-up counts, last follow-up, and Follow-up date columns. Set By remains unchanged when working ownership changes, and Unattributed means no reliable historical setter is available. A local-time badge appears when a phone number provides a prospect timezone.

  7. Follow up or call

    Use the row Call action only when the prospect is currently eligible and an active or paused campaign can supply dial settings and a script. SalesHive keeps an unavailable prospect visible but disables its checkbox and Call control with the reason. Reasons include terminal or booked status, contact or domain blocking, another booked or qualified contact at the company, another SDR already claiming the prospect in an active dial session, or no usable campaign. Eligible calls open the campaign-scoped Dialer.

  8. Keep bulk actions inside the current view

    Bulk selection and Dialer URLs use only callable rows currently visible under the active filters. Select all skips unavailable prospects, the actionable and callable totals use the same eligibility decision, and each campaign button contains only its eligible contacts. If filters or availability change, hidden or unavailable rows do not enter the visible bulk bar or Dialer URL. Clear removes the remaining selection.

  9. Maintain status and engagement

    Use the row status select to update the Potential sub-status. The status options include active labels and terminal labels such as Unresponsive, Not interested, Unqualified, and Blacklisted. Use the engagement select to keep the automatic stage or choose a manual stage override. Follow-up date is editable in its row cell, and overdue dates are marked in the table.

  10. Book a meeting

    For an active employee-visible potential, choose Book, then enter the meeting date and time, timezone, source, optional owner, and description. Saving moves the prospect into the booked meeting workflow. Past potentials do not show the Book action. Client users can review matching rows but cannot book.

  11. Use the designated employee presentation projection

    Authorized employees can also work the embedded Potential worklist inside Pending. That projection inherits the Follow-Ups search, campaign, Set By, and due-timing filters, supports expansion and campaign-grouped calling, and links back here for the complete table. Source date editing remains limited to the approved presentation cohort.

What the buttons do

Search prospects
Filters by prospect name, company, campaign, email, or Set By name.
All Statuses
Shows all current Potential sub-statuses or narrows the table to one status such as Sent Info, Interested, Referral, Follow Up Later, Unresponsive, Not Interested, Unqualified, or Blacklisted.
All Campaigns / Not enrolled
Filters by campaign enrollment or shows only prospects without an enrolled campaign.
All Set By / Unattributed
Filters to an original Potential setter or to rows without reliable setter history.
Filters
Opens engagement-stage and last-contacted date-range filters.
Past potentials
Includes historical Potential Meeting prospects classified as terminal, including current Unresponsive, Not interested, Unqualified, or Blacklisted sub-statuses. It is off by default.
Expand all / Collapse all
Opens or closes every visible row's call history, engagement history, and notes panel.
Export CSV
Exports the prospects currently covered by the selected filters, including Set By attribution.
Reset columns
Restores the standard Potential Meetings table order.
Column grip
Drags a column or moves it with the left and right arrow keys for employees.
Set By
Shows who originally qualified a contact as a Potential Meeting, or Unattributed when reliable history is unavailable. It is independent of the current working Owner and can be sorted.
Row chevron
Expands or collapses a prospect's call history and notes.
Status
Updates the current Potential sub-status. Terminal values are classified behind Past potentials.
Engagement stage
Keeps the automatic engagement stage or applies a manual stage override.
Follow-up date
Sets or revises the prospect's next follow-up date. Overdue dates are marked in the table.
Call
Opens the campaign Dialer only when the prospect passes current calling safety checks. Otherwise it stays disabled and shows the exact reason.
Select all filtered prospects
Selects only currently visible prospects that are eligible for calling. Unavailable rows remain visible but unselected.
Call campaign (N)
Opens a campaign-scoped Dialer session for the selected visible contacts that still pass the shared calling eligibility decision.
Clear
Clears the current bulk selection.
Book
For authorized employees, opens the meeting form to convert an active potential into a booked meeting.
View
Opens the prospect's Contact Detail record.
Delete potential
Removes an active prospect from Potentials after confirmation. This action is not offered for past potentials.
Retry
Reads the expanded contact notes thread again after a temporary load failure.

Common questions

Potential Meetings is access-scoped. Manager-level and other authorized leadership roles can see the selected client's full permitted Potential scope. Circular Action Alliance client users also see that full selected-deal queue. Other employees see rows connected through current ownership, original potential-setter attribution, meeting-setting, or current or most recent campaign assignment. Other client users also see those owned or assigned rows plus any prospect labeled Forward to Client, even when they do not own the record.
The default table shows Interested and active potential prospects that are still follow-up-worthy. Past potentials are terminal prospects with Potential Meeting history and appear only after you choose Past potentials. A current terminal Potential sub-status, including Unresponsive, Not interested, Unqualified, or Blacklisted, takes precedence over an older legacy label.
Yes, use the row Call action when an eligible active or paused campaign supplies dial settings and a script. For bulk work, select visible rows and choose the campaign-specific call button for the group you want. One button appears per selected campaign, and a contact without a usable campaign remains visible but cannot be called.
The bulk bar and dialer URLs use only selected rows currently visible under the active filters. A row that remains checked in stored selection state but is hidden by a filter is not included until it is visible again.
The prospect has no current campaign enrollment that can supply the follow-up dialer settings and script. Use the campaign filter to review these rows, but expect Call to remain unavailable until a usable campaign is present.
Yes. Drag a column grip, or use its left and right arrow-key controls. SalesHive saves the order for this table, and Reset columns restores the default.
Set By is the original setter attribution for the potential. It is the one attribution field used by the list, filter, columns, sorting, and CSV export.
The Potential follow-ups stat counts visible rows whose potential tier is Interested or active. Past potentials are not included in that actionable total, even when Past potentials is enabled.
Auto uses the stage calculated from migrated history and new touches. Choosing a stage applies a manual override, which is shown in the control's supporting information.
Authorized employees can use Book for active potential rows and enter the required meeting details. Past potentials do not show Book, and permission or missing contact conditions can still prevent a booking. Client users can review matching potentials, including Forward to Client rows, but booking stays employee-only.
The full Potential Meetings page edits the contact's Follow-up date. In the approved Follow-ups pilot, the embedded Potential view uses that date to create or revise the pilot's open Callback action.
It is a compact worklist for Potential rows inside Pending on designated employee presentation views. It shares Follow-ups search, campaign, Set By, and due-timing filters, supports expansion and campaign-grouped calling, and links back to this full page for the complete table. Source date editing remains limited to the approved presentation cohort.
Yes. A client user who does not have the full-queue exception still sees owned or assigned potentials, plus any row labeled Forward to Client. Circular Action Alliance client users already see the full selected-deal queue. Booking remains employee-only.
The notes request failed, so SalesHive cannot honestly say the history is empty. Select Retry to read the thread again.
Some migrated call records contain only technical provenance about the import. SalesHive hides that marker because it is not a prospect note or SDR-authored context. The call result and time remain available.
The row remains visible for review, but SalesHive found a current calling guard. The reason appears beside or on the disabled control. Common reasons are a terminal or booked status, a contact or domain block, another booked or qualified contact at the company, another SDR active with the prospect, or no active or paused campaign that can supply Dialer settings.
Potential Meetings now uses Set By consistently for attribution. Owner is no longer a parallel filter, column, sort field, filter chip, or CSV field, and Reset columns restores the owner-free default.
The page no longer colors the entire row. Use the Overdue overview count, the follow-up date treatment, and the explicit Overdue label to identify late work.
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