Is the source linked to the CRM?
A form or other source only creates leads if it's connected as a CRM lead source. If you created it recently, check that it's linked.
- On the form, confirm that Enable in CRM is active. See Turn responses into CRM leads (with their origin campaign).
- The linked source appears in CRM > Settings, in the lead sources.
If the form receives responses but doesn't create leads, the problem is almost always here.
Is the form active?
A form in Paused state doesn't receive submissions: the link responds with an error and nothing arrives, neither to email nor to the CRM. Go to Management > Web Forms and confirm it's Active.
Is the email mapped?
The CRM identifies each person by their email. If the form doesn't have a field mapped to email, the response can arrive but not become a usable lead.
- Check that the form has an Email type field, mapped to the CRM's email template.
- If you changed the fields recently, re-check the source's mapping.
Was the integration disconnected?
If the source is from Meta, Google Ads, TikTok Ads or LinkedIn and appears as Paused with the note The {platform} connection was disconnected, it wasn't paused by hand: it was paused automatically when that integration was disconnected, because it was left without credentials. You don't need to reactivate it: it comes back on its own as soon as the connection works again, and it brings in the leads that arrived during the pause. What to check:
- Reconnect the platform in Settings > Integrations. See I can't connect or a platform disconnected.
- On Meta, pick the page again in Settings > Data Sources: disconnecting clears that selection and, without it, the source can't come back.
- Go back to CRM > Settings > Acquisition > Lead sources. The source should show Came back on its own on {date} and what happened to the leads from the pause. If it's still paused, the card tells you under the notice what's missing (the page isn't selected, or it was reconnected with a user who doesn't manage that account). Detail in Lead sources: mapping, webhook and historical-lead backfill (without duplicates).
This also happens to a child Account when its inheritance of the workspace connection is turned off: the sources that ran on that inherited connection are paused — and come back the same way as soon as the account has a working connection again, its own or the inherited one.
Is it a permissions or assignment issue?
If leads come in but you don't see them, it may be access, not sync:
- You need to be a CRM member to see the inbox.
- If there are assignment rules, maybe the leads are reaching someone else. Check the rule in CRM > Settings. See From prospect to close: how your CRM works.
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