Hot-Lead Score
A single 0-100 ranking that combines how imminent a project is with how lucrative it looks, so the most time-critical, valuable work rises to the top.
Not every lead deserves the same attention. The hot-lead score is a composite that blends two things: how soon a project is likely to buy (imminence - for example just commenced or about to procure a trade) and how much it is worth (value). Projects that are both about to move and financially significant score highest. It is a prioritisation aid to order your day, not a guarantee of an outcome.
When there are more leads than hours, a single 'imminent and lucrative' number tells you what to work first. It puts the time-critical, high-value jobs at the top of the list.
PlanningLeads computes a 0-100 hot score for qualifying leads and ranks the Hot Leads feed by it, combining imminence and estimated value at organisation and area level.
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Common questions
How imminent a project is (how soon it is likely to buy) and how lucrative it is (its estimated value) - blended into one 0-100 number.
No - it is a prioritisation aid that highlights the most time-critical, valuable opportunities. You still have to pitch and win.
It ranks the Hot Leads feed so the most imminent, valuable projects appear first.
This is a plain-English summary, not legal advice. Planning rules carry conditions and exceptions - always verify a specific case against the official source or a planning professional before acting.