Know which setter moved the lead forward
Queux gives setters unique tracking links and records the lead information submitted after a click. When the lead converts, the team has an attribution trail for performance reporting and commission.
Lead attribution identifies the person and source responsible for an opportunity. Queux uses setter-specific tracking links, captured lead details and conversion records to connect a creator's sale back to the setter who generated it.
Setter-specific links
A link identifies the setter relationship and product behind the visit.
Lead capture
Submitted contact information creates a potential conversion record.
30-day window
Tracking links use a 30-day attribution window.
The attribution gap in social selling
Social selling creates useful conversations but weak records. A setter may answer questions in a direct message, send an offer link and follow up days later. If the customer buys outside the conversation, the creator still needs a reliable way to connect the result to that work.
Queux creates that connection through a unique setter link. The click and lead submission are written to the tracking history, giving the creator a potential conversion to review instead of relying on memory.
How Queux attribution works
- 01
Create the link
Queux associates a tracking link with a creator, setter and product.
- 02
Share it with the lead
The setter uses the link when the prospect is ready for the offer or next step.
- 03
Capture the visit and lead
Queux records the click and stores the contact details the lead submits.
- 04
Confirm the conversion
The creator can review the potential conversion and mark the lead converted when the sale is confirmed.
Attribution is evidence, not surveillance
The purpose of attribution is to establish contribution. It gives creators cleaner acquisition reporting and gives setters a record of the opportunities they generated. It does not replace qualification, conversion review or the creator's approval process.
The tracking history also supports funnel reporting. Teams can compare link activity, captured leads and conversions without pretending every click is a sale.
Related Queux workflows
Questions
Lead attribution is the process of linking an opportunity or sale to the source and person that generated it.
Queux tracking links use a 30-day attribution window.
No. A click is tracking activity. A captured lead can appear as a potential conversion, but the creator still confirms whether a sale occurred.
Run the social sales operation in one place
Bring the creator, setter, lead, booking and commission into the same workflow.