Google LSA Leads Not Appearing in the Dashboard: How to Diagnose It
When expected LSA leads do not appear in the dashboard, the cause is usually the date range, the profile or account selected, lead status or access rather than leads genuinely going missing. Check the view settings before assuming leads were lost.
Table of Contents
- 01.Check the view before the data
- 02.What to check first
- 03.Date range and profile selection
- 04.Lead status and lead type
- 05.Multiple locations
- 06.Account access and notifications
- 07.CRM records
- 08.How to diagnose it
Check the view before the data
Most missing-lead reports turn out to be a view problem. The wrong date range, the wrong profile selected or a filter hiding certain lead types can make real leads look absent. Confirm what the dashboard is actually showing before investigating a data loss.
What to check first
- Check the date range covers the period you expect.
- Confirm the correct profile or location is selected.
- Check any lead status or type filters.
- Check account access and permissions.
- Check notifications for recent leads.
Date range and profile selection
A date range that does not cover when the leads arrived will hide them. If you manage multiple locations or profiles, the wrong one selected will show leads from a different business. Both are common and easy to miss. Confirm the range and the selected profile before anything else.
Lead status and lead type
Leads may be categorized by status or type. A filter set to show only certain statuses can hide calls, messages or other lead types. Check whether the view is filtering out the leads you are looking for. Use current terminology for the controls you actually see rather than assuming filters that may not exist.
Multiple locations
If you have multiple business locations, leads may be recorded against a different location than the one you are viewing. Switch between locations to confirm where the leads landed. A lead that looks missing may simply be under another location profile.
Account access and notifications
Access levels can affect what a user sees. If you were granted limited access, some leads or sections may not appear for you. Check with an account owner if you suspect an access issue. Also check notifications, which can surface leads that are not obvious in the main view.
CRM records
Cross-check with your CRM. If the CRM shows a lead but the dashboard does not, the lead may have been captured through a different path or the dashboard view is filtering it. If neither shows the lead, it may not have been generated. The two records together tell the fuller story.
How to diagnose it
- 1.Check the date range and selected profile.
- 2.Check lead status and type filters.
- 3.Switch between locations if you have more than one.
- 4.Check account access and notifications.
- 5.Cross-check with CRM records.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are my LSA leads not showing in the dashboard?
The date range, selected profile or a lead status filter may be hiding them. Check the view settings, switch between locations if needed and cross-check with your CRM.
Can LSA leads disappear from the dashboard?
Leads are rarely deleted. Most missing-lead reports are a view or filter problem. Confirm the date range, profile and filters before assuming the data is gone.
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