Click any lead row in the Leads table to open its detail page. You see the contact info, the full audit, the AI-drafted email and LinkedIn note, the activity timeline, and a Re-Audit button. Everything you need to send 1 message in under 60 seconds.

What is on the page

The detail page is the working surface for 1 prospect. It collapses 5 things into 1 view. Who they are: email, URL, capture date. What is broken on their site (the issue list and health score). The message you should send. What has happened so far (timeline). The controls to update the lead.

Think of it like the back of a baseball card. All the stats in 1 place so you can pitch without flipping pages.

How LemAudit assembles it

The page reads from 4 tables: leads (contact info), audits (current scan), audit_findings (the issue rows), and lead_events (timeline). The outreach drafts live alongside the lead and regenerate when you click Re-Audit. Stage moves from the pipeline view write to the same lead_events table that drives the timeline, so the page always reflects the latest state without a refresh.

The "Public report" button copies the same shareable link covered in how public reports work.

Worked example

An agency opens the detail page for a roofer scoring 47. The audit panel shows 4 critical findings; the AI email draft already quotes 3 of them. The timeline shows the lead was captured 2 hours ago via the widget. The agency edits 2 lines of the draft, hits send, and updates the stage from New to Contacted. Total time on page: 90 seconds.

When this isn't right

The page is built for 1 prospect at a time. For tasks across many leads (bulk-tagging, mass status changes), use the bulk actions in the pipeline view instead. For long-term account management with multiple contacts per company, push the lead to a CRM via the webhook integration. Treat LemAudit as the top-of-funnel only.