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# How to Delete Leads from Comments

Leads captured by comments on social media posts do not mix with WhatsApp-origin leads. If these contacts do not make sense for your funnel, you can remove them to keep the database clean and free up space.\
Follow the step-by-step video or use the instructions below as a checklist.

Tools used

* **Segments with filter**
* **Automation Flows**

Check out the step by step:

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1. Create a Segment that filters only leads with origin: comment.

Go to “Segments” in the Menu.

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Set a name, and click the “Filters” tab.

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Select the condition “The lead commented on a post (Meta)”, choose the Meta account. Make sure the filter is published, and click “Save and Close”.

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2. Create an Automation Flow with the action “Delete Lead”

Go to “Automation Flows” in the Menu.

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Click “+ New”, define a name for the flow, and indicate the previously created segment in the “Segments” field. Click “Open Builder”.

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Click the orange dot, and in “Actions” add the “Delete Lead” action. Click “Apply”

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At the end, leave the flow as **“Published”** to trigger the flow in the indicated segment, and click **“Save and Close”.**

{% hint style="danger" %}
Attention: after triggering an automation flow, avoid editing it because this may affect the flow's progress.
{% endhint %}


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