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Leads to deals to orders.

Who to call back, what each deal is worth and when it will close, for everyone who sells. A quote made from the deal wins it when accepted, and the order follows on the same customer.

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Leads, deals, the pipeline and the CRM report come with Growth Pricing

LeadsSample company
The leads list in the sample company: two new, two being worked and one disqualified, each lead with their company, state, source, who looks after them, tags and when they were added.

One customer

From a name to a paid order.

A lead is qualified into a deal, the deal moves through the stages, the quote is made from it, and the accepted quote wins the deal and makes the order.

  1. LEAD

    Lead

    A name, a company and where they came from: website, advert, referral, a show. Tagged, and looked after by someone.

  2. DEAL

    Deal

    Qualified into a deal with a value, a close date and a stage. The customer is made the moment the deal is.

  3. PIPELINE

    Pipeline

    Stages you name, each with its likelihood, so the pipeline is worth what it is weighted to be, not what it says on paper.

  4. QUO-000003

    Quote from the deal

    The quote is made from the deal with its customer already on it. Accepted, the deal is won; declined, it is lost, with the reason.

  5. SO-000011

    The order

    Won deals become orders on the same customer, whose page carries the deal, the quote, the order and every call along the way.

What a sales team needs, and nothing it does not.

Not a CRM on the side with its own idea of who your customers are. The same customers, the same quotes, the same orders.

  • Leads

    Leads from every source

    Website, advert, referral, show or event, each with its tags and who looks after it. Qualify or disqualify with a reason.

  • Deals

    Deals with value and date

    What it is worth, when it should close, which stage it is at. Lost deals keep why, so you learn from them.

  • Pipeline

    A pipeline you shape

    Name the stages and give each its likelihood. See the pipeline as a board or a list, weighted or not.

  • Activities

    Calls, meetings, emails, tasks

    Logged on the lead, the deal or the customer, with what was said and what comes next.

  • My work

    My work

    Each person’s own calls to make, tasks due and deals to move, in one place, today first.

  • Timeline

    The customer’s timeline

    Every call, quote, order, invoice and payment on one customer, in order, so anyone can pick up the thread.

  • Report

    The CRM report

    Open pipeline, weighted pipeline, win rate, what was won and lost, the pipeline by stage and the forecast by month to close.

  • Fields

    Fields of your own

    Add the fields your sales process needs on leads, deals and customers, and filter and report by them.

  • Mentions

    Mentions and assignment

    Assign a lead or a task to someone; they hear of it in the bell, with what is theirs and what is due.

The CRM report

A forecast worth what it is weighted to be.

Four open deals read as £34,200 on paper and £18,790 weighted by stage. The forecast by month says which of it lands when, and the win rate says how often it does.

CRM reportSample company
The CRM report in the sample company: £34,200 of open pipeline over four deals, £18,790 weighted by each stage’s likelihood, a 50% win rate, the pipeline by stage from new to negotiation, and the forecast by month to close.

Not built yet

  • Email sent and received inside the system
  • Marketing lists and campaigns
  • A customer portal

Emails are logged as activities; sending a quote or an invoice goes out from the system with its PDF.

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Work the pipeline in the sample company.

Five leads, four open deals and a quote waiting for an answer are in the sample company now. Move a deal, make its quote, and watch the order follow.

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