Define your stages
Start with New, Contacted, Qualified, Viewing, Negotiation, Won and Lost. Adapt the production workflow to your sales process.
Turn a collection of enquiries into an organised sales process. See ownership, value and the next step across every stage, then capture a clear outcome.
Requirements recorded. A viewing is the next useful step.
Try the journey. Every stage works without AI.
Move an opportunity using a stage selector or board interaction.
Keep open pipeline separate from won revenue.
Capture agreed sale values and loss reasons.
A list of names shows activity but not momentum. Managers cannot tell which opportunities need a viewing, a proposal or a decision.
Use a shared board and list view to organise opportunities by stage, with visible owners, values and outcome details.
See it in the CRMThe workflow is visible, understandable and available to your team without AI.
Start with New, Contacted, Qualified, Viewing, Negotiation, Won and Lost. Adapt the production workflow to your sales process.
Update a stage after the relevant customer conversation or milestone. Human agents can progress every stage without AI approval.
Confirm the final sale value and date for a win. Record a reason and useful context for a lost opportunity.
Choose a visual pipeline or a compact table for focused review.
Inspect a person’s pipeline or the whole team’s opportunities.
Preserve closing notes, value and decision history.
Totals update from the same opportunity records your team works on.
Manual entry, qualification, assignment and progression remain available. Optional AI can assist without controlling the core journey.
Yes. Human qualification and manual stage progression are first-class workflows.
The UI asks for confirmation and an agreed value. Production controls should connect any required agreement or approval before treating that outcome as authoritative.
The design supports stage changes while preserving history. Production permissions can restrict who reopens closed opportunities.
Explore the workspace, then shape it around the way your team sells.