Salesforce Leads is a Clone skill that creates, updates and bulk-imports leads in Salesforce, and converts qualified leads into accounts, contacts and opportunities. SDR, sales rep, sales ops and marketing clones use it to keep the lead queue current without manual data entry. It requires a Salesforce connection, and every change is logged.
Import the attached trade show list as leads and add a note that they visited our booth.
Imported 62 leads into Salesforce and added the booth note to each one. Two rows had no email, so I skipped them and flagged them for you.
| Name | Company | Status | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| D. Mensah | Brightpath Logistics | Open | Visited booth |
| L. Ferreira | Cobalt Health | Open | Visited booth |
| R. Patel | Ironleaf Systems | Open | Visited booth |
| K. Novak | Harborview Labs | Skipped | Missing email |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Link your Salesforce org and set which lead actions your clone may take, from creating records to converting them.
Ask for a single lead, a bulk import from a spreadsheet, notes across many leads, or a conversion of a qualified lead.
Your clone confirms what it created, updated or converted, and flags anything it could not process. Each change is logged.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Salesforce Leads to work as part of their job.
It means an AI handles the lead records in your Salesforce for you. With Clone, you ask your clone to create, update, import or convert leads, and it makes the changes in Salesforce directly.
Yes. The skill works on your own Salesforce org, so you connect it once and set object-level permissions for what your clone may change.
SDR, sales rep, sales ops and marketing manager clones use it most, often right after a list is built or an event ends.
Yes. When a lead is qualified, your clone can convert it into an account, contact and opportunity in one step.
Yes. Share the spreadsheet and your clone bulk-imports the rows as leads, then tells you about any rows it skipped and why.
Updated October 2026