What do the search statuses Running, Complete and Error mean?
Every search has one of three statuses. Running means Legiit Leads is still getting businesses from Google and auditing their websites, so new leads keep appearing. Complete means every audit has finished and the lead count is final, and Error means the search stopped early, with the reason shown in a red box on the results page.
Where you see the status
The status shows as a coloured pill in the Status column of Search History, and in the Recent Searches table on the Dashboard:
- Running is amber.
- Complete is green.
- Error is red.
The Leads column next to it shows a number only for a complete search. While a search is running, or if it ended in an error, it shows … instead.
Running
Your search is Running from the moment you click Search. On the results page:
- The subtitle reads Searching Google Places and auditing every website live. Leads appear as they finish…
- A dark bar shows LIVE: auditing this market, with running totals for leads found, verified problems and est. sellable pipeline.
- The page checks for new leads every few seconds by itself, so you do not need to reload it.
Searches take turns, so a search can show Running for a little while before its first lead appears. If one stays on Running for much longer than usual, see why a search is stuck on running.
Complete
Every website audit, and every check that runs as part of the search, has finished.
- The subtitle changes to the final count, for example 24 leads · source: Google Places + live website audits.
- The dark bar turns white (or disappears if no leads matched), and the lead count appears in Search History.
- No more leads are added from this point. Background checks can still sharpen a lead's problems and score, as explained in why problems and scores change after a search completes.
- If nothing matched your filters, you see No leads matched the selected problems. Try fewer problem filters or a broader location. See why a search returns few or no leads.
Error
The search stopped before it could finish, usually because Google's business listings could not be reached. The results page shows the reason in a red box, or Search failed. if no reason was recorded, and Search History shows … instead of a lead count. See why a search fails with an error for what each message means and what to do next.
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