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  1. Routing

Click Router

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Click routers create trackable links that intelligently route prospects to the right team members based on your configured rules. They're perfect for email campaigns, marketing materials, and website CTAs.

When to Use Click Routers

  • Email Campaigns: Send personalized booking links that route to the right rep

  • Marketing Materials: Include smart links in PDFs, presentations, or digital content

  • Website CTAs: Replace generic "Book a Demo" buttons with intelligent routing

  • Account-Based Marketing: Route prospects from target accounts to specific reps

Creating a Click Router

1

Navigate to Routing → Click Routers in your dashboard

2

Click New Click Router

3

Enter a descriptive name (e.g., "Q2 Email Campaign - Enterprise Leads")

4

Select the meeting type prospects will book

5

Configure settings as detailed below

Configuration Options

Basic Settings

Setting
Description
Example

Title

Descriptive name for internal reference

"EMEA Outbound Campaign"

Meeting Type

The calendar event type to be booked

"30-Minute Discovery Call"

Display Notes

Allow prospects to add notes when booking

Enable for qualification info

Strip Emails

Remove email suffixes

adrien+1@distro.so becomes adrien@distro.so

Redirect URL

URL to redirect users after booking

"https://example.com/thank-you"

Default Guests

Additional email addresses to include on all meetings

"manager@company.com"

Real-life example: A sales team creates separate click routers for different regions (NA, EMEA, APAC) with region-specific meeting types and team assignments.

Ownership Rules

Ownership rules determine if a prospect already has an owner in your CRM. When enabled, the system checks if the prospect exists in your CRM and routes them to their assigned owner.

How it works:

  1. Enable ownership matching by toggling "Do you want to assign prospects to existing CRM record owners?"

  2. When a prospect clicks your link, the system checks your CRM for matching records

  3. If a match is found with an owner who's a user in your system, the meeting is assigned to them

  4. If no match or no owner is found, fallback assignment rules apply

Real-life example: An enterprise SaaS company uses ownership rules to ensure that when existing customers click on educational webinar links, they're always routed to their assigned account manager rather than a new sales rep.

CRM Record Lookup Options

Setting
Description
When to Use

Match with existing contacts

Checks if the prospect exists as a contact

Standard B2B sales process

Match with existing companies

Checks if the prospect's domain exists as a company

Account-based routing

Match with existing leads

Checks if the prospect exists as a lead

For lead-based sales processes

Exact match required

Requires exact email match vs. domain match

When precise matching is critical

Distribution Settings

If no owner is found or ownership matching is disabled, meetings are distributed according to these settings:

Setting
Description
Example Use Case

All team members

Distribute among everyone on the selected team

General inbound requests

Selected members

Distribute only among specific team members

Specialized product demos

Round Robin Type

Choose between strict or flexible assignment

See details below

Weighted distribution

Distribute based on assigned weights

Ramp-up for new reps (lower weights)

Round Robin Types

Type
Description
Best For

Strict

Assigns meetings in a fixed rotation regardless of availability

Equal distribution of leads

Flexible

Assigns based on availability at the time the prospect selects a meeting slot

Maximizing calendar availability

Real-life example: A company's SDR team uses weighted distribution for their main demo request link, giving senior reps a weight of 3 and new reps a weight of 1 during their first month to help with ramping.

Advanced Assignment Features

The system includes several advanced assignment features:

  • Resettable Round Robin: Assignments reset on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis

  • Vacation Compensation: Users on vacation are skipped, and their assignments are compensated when they return

  • Meeting Credits: Administrators can assign credits to specific users to prioritize them in the assignment queue

  • Recent Assignment Memory: If the same email address books within a 2-hour window, they'll be assigned to the same rep

Real-life example: A company uses meeting credits to ensure new sales reps get priority in the assignment queue for their first week, helping them build their pipeline quickly.

CRM Integration

Setting
Description
Benefit

Create/update records

Automatically create or update CRM records

Ensures data consistency

Record Type

Choose between contacts or leads for record creation

Matches your sales process

Set meeting owner in CRM

Update the CRM record owner to match the meeting owner

Maintains proper ownership

Create meeting in CRM

Create a calendar event in your CRM

Keeps all activities in one place

Real-life example: A marketing team configures their webinar registration click router to automatically create contacts in HubSpot and assign the webinar host as the contact owner, ensuring proper follow-up.

Installation Examples

HubSpot Email Campaign

<a href="https://app.example.com/clicks/abc123?name={{contact.firstname}}&email={{contact.email}}&company={{company.name}}">
  Schedule your personalized demo
</a>

Outreach Sequence

<a href="https://app.example.com/clicks/abc123?name={{first_name}}&email={{email}}">
  Book a quick call with our team
</a>

Website Button (with Google Analytics tracking)

<a href="https://app.example.com/clicks/abc123"
   onclick="ga('send', 'event', 'Button', 'Click', 'Demo Request');">
  Request Demo
</a>

Monitoring Performance

Track the performance of your click routers through the analytics dashboard:

  • Click-to-meeting conversion rates

  • Distribution accuracy

  • Rule match effectiveness

  • User assignment statistics

Regularly review these metrics to optimize your routing rules and improve conversion rates.

Troubleshooting

Issue
Possible Solution

Prospects not being routed correctly

Check your rule conditions and ensure CRM fields are mapped correctly

No available meeting slots

Verify team member availability and calendar connections

CRM records not being created

Check CRM connection status and field mappings

Uneven distribution of meetings

Review assignment history and adjust weights or round robin settings

Best Practices

  1. Use descriptive names for your click routers that indicate their purpose and target audience

  2. Start with simple rules and add complexity as needed

  3. Test your click routers before using them in production campaigns

  4. Monitor performance regularly and adjust settings as needed

  5. Use different click routers for different campaigns to track performance separately

  6. Include UTM parameters in your links to track campaign performance in your analytics tools