VRM's LeadTracker
Lead tracker is a tool that will help you organize, follow up and convert potential reservations from leads that you receive either from The Vacation Bridge, your website, manually entered or a 3rd party that you have given the LeadTracker API to.
Here's a quick overview...
You can provide the following simple code below to your web provider or other 3rd party to have them include leads into your LeadTracker. This can be used on third party web developer 'Contact Forms'. So, if you are creating website using the VRM API, you can put this code on your "Thank You" page after the contact is submitted, and it will send a dynamic Javascript request to our servers to create the lead.
Please note that the websites this code can be used on does NOT include Vacation Bridge websites. The only Vacation Bridge websites Lead Tracker currently works with is HomeAway and Flipkey. For other portals, including Airbnb, custom functionality has to be developed by our Tech Team.
As an AJAX request:
<script type="text/javascript">
$(function(){
$.ajax({
url: "https://content.vrmgr.com/leads/leadinterface.aspx",
method: "POST",
data: {
client_code: "YOUR_CLIENT_CODE", first_name: "Bob",last_name: "Smith", email: "bob@example.com", comments: "Please call me at 1-252-555-1212.", referral_url: "http://www.myexamplewebsite.com/pagename"
}
});
});
</script>
Or as a simple query string:
https://content.vrmgr.com/leads/leadinterface.aspx?client_code=YOUR_CLIENT_CODE&first_name=Bob&last_name=Smith&email=bob@example.com&comments=Please call me at 1-252-555-1212.&referall_url=http://www.examplewebsite.com/pagename
*You should/must....
- HTML encode all of the content being sent in, especially when using the query string method
- Must keep the url as https://content.vrmgr.com/leads/leadinterface.aspx
- Replace all the areas in red with the actual data from your website.
**Your client code can be found on the main screen of your VRM Admin Console, in the lower left hand corner under the menu.
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