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# IndiaMART Integration

Connect your **IndiaMART seller account** to automatically sync inquiry leads into your CRM.

#### Step 1: Get CRM Key

1. Log in to **IndiaMART Seller Dashboard**
2. Go to **Lead Manager → CRM Settings**
3. Copy the **CRM Key**

#### Step 2: Create Connection

1. Go to **Lead Source → IndiaMART Integration**
2. Click **Create Connection**
3. Enter **Account Name**
4. Paste the **CRM Key**
5. Select **date range** (last 365 days)
6. Click **Save Connection**

#### Step 3: Configure Settings

* Go to **Install Page → Setting Configuration**
* Review and adjust integration settings

#### Step 4: Field Mapping

* Map fields like:
  * Name
  * Phone Number
  * Email
  * City
  * Product

#### Step 5: Sync Leads

* Click **Sync Leads** to import data manually
* Enable **auto-sync** for automatic lead fetching

#### Step 6: Webhook (Optional)

* Add webhook for **real-time lead updates**

#### Step 7: Monitor Logs

* Go to **Logs Section**
* Track sync status and troubleshoot issues
* Integration is ready to use

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