Use Today

Today is the page LeadHunter opens on (the first entry in the sidebar). It answers one question: what should I do next? It lists your commitments first and only then the new work, so a promise to a client never gets buried under a list of fresh prospects.

The sections

Today shows six sections, in this order. A section with rows has a count of everything that matches and the first rows; click a row to open the account or the conversation. A section with nothing waiting folds into one line that says so, so a quiet project fits on one screen.

1. Due next steps — next steps that are overdue or due today or tomorrow, split as N overdue · N today · N tomorrow. Mark one Done, move it with Reschedule or delete it right there, as on the Next steps page. When the step came from a template, LeadHunter offers the suggested next one. All next steps opens the full list.
2. Replies waiting — accounts that wrote to you last: their latest logged message is a reply and nobody has logged an answer since. The row shows the channel, when it arrived and the first words; Answer opens the campaign’s Outreach inbox at that conversation, or the account’s conversations page when the reply wasn’t logged in a campaign. A reply drops off as soon as you log what you sent back. Messages don’t carry a thread, so an answer on any channel counts.
3. In your campaigns — one row per campaign that has something waiting, most pressing first. Each number is a link into the campaign page that works it: replied, no answer logged and shortlisted, not contacted open the campaign’s Outreach inbox, awaiting reply its Follow-up view, to review and not scored yet its Review page. The campaign name opens its Overview. Campaigns with nothing waiting aren’t listed; All campaigns opens the list.
4. Clients to contact — clients past their contact cadence, most overdue first, from Client Pulse. Snooze hides one for a week, two weeks or a month. When Client Pulse is paused for the project, the section says so and links to its settings.
5. Board work — cards on the campaign boards whose next obligation or blocker is yours, the work due first. A row opens that card on its board; Work queue opens the full queue.
6. Best accounts to work next — the highest fit scores among prospects nobody is working yet: never contacted, not shortlisted in a campaign, not judged not a fit or deferred for that product and purpose, no open next step, no opt-out for that purpose, and not a pure marketing partner. Each account appears once, at its best score, so an account scored for several products or purposes never takes more than one of the ten places. The section shows the first five; Show N more opens the rest. Each row shows the score, the product and purpose it was scored for and the strongest reason. It’s a pull queue: open the account, then add a next step or put it in a campaign, and it leaves the list. The scores come from ranking runs and campaign scoring (only the shared scores: a campaign with its own scoring brief keeps its scores to itself).

Mine, Team and All my projects

The Mine · Team · All my projects switch at the top changes the Due next steps section only:

• Mine shows the steps assigned to you in the active project.
• Team shows everyone’s steps in the active project.
• All my projects shows the steps assigned to you in every project you belong to, grouped by project. This view lists what is overdue or due today (not tomorrow).

Replies, campaigns, clients and the best accounts are the active project’s in every view, shared by the team, because an account has no single owner. LeadHunter remembers your choice in this browser.

“Today” is your own calendar day: LeadHunter sends your browser’s date, so a step due today is due today where you are.

The number beside Today

The Today entry in the sidebar carries a number: your next steps that are overdue or due today plus the replies waiting, in the active project. No number means nothing is waiting.

Where the other pages are

The sidebar reads Today · Accounts · Campaigns · Clients · Marketing · Insights, then Runs · Settings. Campaigns and Marketing open to show their pages while you are in them, or when you click their arrow.

• The Next steps page (every open step, by due date) opens from All next steps on Today and from the bell in the top bar.
• Find new accounts (Google Maps and web searches, manual research) is a button on the Accounts page.
• Campaigns holds All campaigns and Boards. Inside a campaign, the tabs Overview · Review · Outreach · Board · Settings & costs switch between its pages.
• Marketing opens on the marketing dashboard and holds Partners, Actions and Channels.
• Insights holds four tabs: Funnel (the outreach funnel), Breakdown (the per-product, per-campaign and per-channel table), Usage (API spend and budgets) and Organization overview, which also stays in the project switcher’s footer.
• Runs lists background work: campaign scoring runs (progress, cost, Cancel run, a link to the campaign’s review page), ranking runs (progress, spend against the budget cap, Cancel run, View results) and imports, enrichment passes and searches (with Retry, Cancel and View results). Campaign scoring, Ranking and Imports, enrichment and searches filter the list.
• Settings opens on Products (with each product’s fit criteria); its pages share one menu: Products, Custom fields, Next step templates, Client Pulse, Webhooks, Team and Projects.

Old links keep working: the former Tasks, Stats and Usage addresses open Runs, Insights → Breakdown and Insights → Usage.

From the API

The same page is one call: GET /api/dashboard/today/?project=<slug>&scope=mine|team&today=YYYY-MM-DD returns the due next steps, replies waiting, clients to contact and best accounts with their counts (mine and team are the scopes of the active project). Campaign scoring runs for a project come from GET /api/dashboard/scoring-runs/?project=<slug>, ranking runs from GET /api/ranking-runs/?project=<slug>. See API for agents.