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Store the territory
Save the selected center and radius when an operating location is available.
Territory dossier
Build routes with fewer maybes.
Start with an operating center, a realistic service radius, and the opportunity fields that matter to your business. VendLead ranks the directory by distance; you decide how each service day is organized.
- Operating center
- Choose the real base used to measure opportunity distance.
- Service radius
- Filter by the mileage your operation can reasonably support.
- Published fields
- Compare audience, machines, commission, and listed economics together.
Educational calculator
Pressure-test the economics you choose.
Published opportunity fields can inform a decision, but the operating assumptions belong to you. Adjust the worksheet to explore one possible margin scenario before reviewing a lead.
What this does
It performs simple arithmetic from the values below. It does not predict sales, traffic, uptime, or the final agreement.
Illustrative economics worksheet
Illustrative planning only. Actual results depend on traffic, product mix, pricing, uptime, and the final agreement.
Estimated monthly gross profit
$756
Monthly sales multiplied by the selected gross-margin percentage.
- Cost recovery illustration
- 17 days
Unlock cost divided by the selected monthly gross-profit estimate. It is arithmetic, not a performance forecast.
Saved-search alerts
Save the search. Choose the cadence.
A saved search keeps supported directory criteria together. When it is active, its selected cadence determines when newly published matches are evaluated for notification delivery.
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Keep the filters
Retain supported category, vending format, price, audience, and status criteria.
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Choose the cadence
Use instant, daily, weekly, or paused delivery according to the saved-search setting.
Matching and verification remain separate.
A saved-search match means the published record met the stored criteria. The lead’s verification flag is evaluated only when that filter is selected.
Protected contact
Public signal first. Permissioned detail second.
A lead can publish its location context, economics, and verification flag without exposing its contact record. Contact details and private documents appear only when the existing server authorization allows access.
Verification is a lead field.
It can help qualify a published record, but it does not reveal contact details or grant document access.
Access is enforced separately.
A completed purchase or an explicit permission can authorize protected details under the existing data policies.
The account keeps the record usable.
Saved searches, purchased leads, notifications, and receipts remain in their existing operator workspaces.