  We study the impact of flavour in ``soft leptogenesis'' (leptogenesis induced
by soft supersymmetry breaking terms). We address the question of how flavour
effects can affect the region of parameters in which successful soft
leptogenesis induced by CP violation in the right-handed sneutrino mixing is
possible. We find that for decays which occur in the intermediate to strong
washout regimes for all flavours, the produced total $B-L$ asymmetry can be up
to a factor ${\cal O}(30)$ larger than the one predicted with flavour effects
being neglected. This enhancement, permits slightly larger values of the
required lepton violating soft bilinear term.
