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Collect and export your store's leads

See the email addresses shoppers leave on your storefront's sign-up forms and popups, compare how each popup design converts, and export or delete leads.

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Leads lists the email addresses shoppers left on your storefront's sign-up forms and popups, newest first, and shows how often each popup design turns a view into a sign-up. A lead is not a customer: it is an address and what the form sent with it, kept until you delete it.

  • You need the Tier 1 support role or higher to open Leads, and Tier 3 support or higher to delete a lead.
  • Your storefront sends the leads. Its sign-up form calls POST /store/leads and its popup reports each view with POST /store/leads/impressions, as Build a checkout with the Store API shows. Without those calls the section stays empty.
  • Coritan stores no IP address or browser details with a lead.

By design has one row per popup design in the period chosen in the list below it:

Views
How many times the storefront reported the design shown. Views are counted per day in UTC.
Leads
How many shoppers signed up through the design in the period.
Conversion
Leads divided by views, such as 4.8%. It shows no figure when the design had no views.

No design counts the sign-ups from forms that name no design, such as a footer form. Select a design's row to filter the list to its leads, and select it again to clear the filter.

  1. In the dashboard, open the organization, then Commerce, then Leads.
  2. Search by part of the email.
  3. Narrow the list by period (Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days or All time), by design, by source (where the form is, such as popup or footer) and by Marketing consent.
  4. Choose Live leads or Test leads. The list opens on the store's own mode: test leads while the store is in test mode, live leads once it is live.

The list shows 50 leads a page, with the Email, the source under it, the Design, Marketing (Agreed or Not agreed) and the date they Signed up. Point at Agreed to read the words the shopper agreed to. Every filter is kept in the page address, so a reload or a shared link opens the same list.

When the same address signs up again, the lead keeps its first sign-up date and takes the new source, design, consent and details. The storefront gets the same answer for a new address and a known one, so the form never tells a visitor whether an address is already on your list.

  1. Filter the list to the leads you want.
  2. Select Export CSV.

The file holds every lead the filters match, up to 100,000, with the columns id, email, source, variant, consent, consent_text, livemode, created_at, updated_at and metadata. A cell that starts with =, +, - or @ starts with an apostrophe, so a spreadsheet shows it as text instead of running it. Each export is recorded in the organization's audit log.

  1. Select the lead's actions menu, then Delete lead….
  2. Type the lead's email address and select Delete lead.

The address is removed from the store for good. The audit log records the lead's number, not its address. If the same address signs up again later, it comes back as a new lead.

Ask for a Turnstile check on sign-ups

Section titled Ask for a Turnstile check on sign-ups

To keep scripts from filling your list, turn on Turnstile check on sign-ups under Storefront settings in Settings. While it is on and Turnstile is set up for your storefront, a sign-up without a valid Turnstile token is refused. The Store API tells your storefront when to show the check.

  • A lead appears in the list as soon as the storefront sends it, and By design counts it.
  • A new lead is sent as commerce.lead.created, with the lead's number, email, source and design, to your organization webhooks that listen for every event or for that one. A second sign-up with the same address sends nothing.
Leads says the lead list is for Tier 1 support and above
Your role is Read only. Ask an owner or admin for a support role.
The actions menu is missing
Deleting a lead needs Tier 3 support or higher.
A design shows leads but no views
The storefront sends sign-ups with that design but does not report its views. Ask your developer to call POST /store/leads/impressions each time the popup opens.
Export CSV says to narrow the export
More than 100,000 leads match. Choose a shorter period or add a filter.
The list is empty but shoppers signed up
Check Live leads or Test leads. A storefront using a test publishable key sends test leads.

GET https://api.coritan.com/api/v1/orgs/{org_slug}/commerce/leads lists leads with the filters q, source, variant, consent, since, until and livemode. GET /commerce/leads/export answers the same leads as a CSV, GET /commerce/leads/stats the figures per design, and DELETE /commerce/leads/{lead_id} deletes one.

Shell
curl "https://api.coritan.com/api/v1/orgs/acme/commerce/leads/stats?since=2026-09-01&livemode=true" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $CORITAN_TOKEN"

API operations on this page

MethodPathWhat it does
GET/api/v1/orgs/{org_slug}/commerce/leadsNewest first; total is every lead the filters match
GET/api/v1/orgs/{org_slug}/commerce/leads/exportThe leads the filters match, as a CSV; 422 when there are more than 100,000
GET/api/v1/orgs/{org_slug}/commerce/leads/statsPer popup design: views, sign-ups and sign-ups per view
DELETE/api/v1/orgs/{org_slug}/commerce/leads/{lead_id}Delete lead