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Feedback & Storno

After a lead is received, the recipient can report a structured outcome to the sender. This keeps quality decisions and commercial corrections linked to the original delivery.

Why it matters

Without a clear feedback loop:
  • Senders cannot trust quality
  • recipients repeat explanations by email
  • settlement disputes increase
  • buyer and source quality cannot be evaluated consistently

Typical outcomes

  • Storno / cancellation: the recipient requests that the delivery no longer remain billable
  • Qualified: the recipient reports that the lead met the agreed qualification outcome
  • Rejected: the recipient did not accept the delivery
  • other feedback defined by the active partnership and workspace capabilities
The available actions depend on partnership terms, permissions, and workspace configuration.

Report feedback

  1. Open the received list item, interest, or Connect feedback action.
  2. Select the agreed outcome.
  3. Choose a structured reason.
  4. Add concise evidence only when necessary.
  5. Submit and verify that the sender received the update.

Configure Storno reasons

Before production delivery:
  • define reasons both organizations understand
  • distinguish invalid contact data from commercial rejection
  • agree on the reporting deadline
  • decide which evidence is required
  • define whether a Storno permits another delivery
  • train operators to avoid free-text-only reasons

Common questions

Does Storno delete the person or interest?

No. It updates the commercial outcome of a delivery. The underlying records and transaction history remain available for audit.

Does Storno automatically refund or settle money?

Do not assume so. The transaction state, partnership terms, and settlement process determine the financial result.

Can a cancelled interest be sold again?

Only when the effective resell rules, delivery policy, and remaining delivery slots allow it. Check the transaction history before redelivery.

Why can I not report an outcome?

Check your permission, the active partnership, the current transaction state, and whether that outcome is allowed from the current state. Next: Understand transaction states · Plans and settlements