Deals & Pipelines
A deal is the money and the date. A pipeline is the run of stages it crosses to get there, and because each stage carries its own odds, where something sits is already most of a forecast.
Pipelines
stage 2 of 5Product figures from the platform’s own defaults - not customer averages
How it works.
Every stage is a number
A stage holds a win probability from nought to a hundred, a colour, its place in the order and a temperature marker. Prospecting starts at ten and Negotiation at eighty in the seeded run, which is sealed. Your own figures go on a pipeline you build.
Two ways to be finished
Closed-won and closed-lost are separate switches rather than one ending, so a pipeline you build can carry several terminal stages and a deal's outcome is not inferred from where it sits in the list.
The deal names the room
People attach to a deal with a part to play: decision maker, influencer, champion, blocker or user, and one gets marked primary. So a deal with four names on it still says who to ring first.
A move leaves a line
Changing the stage writes an entry against the deal naming the field that moved and who moved it, so the history of a slipped quarter survives on the deal itself rather than in anybody's recollection.
One moment in every record.
Every record passes through the same seven. Deals & Pipelines is the lit one, and everything either side of it is a different page in this category.
- 01Capture
how it arrives, and from where
- 02Shape
the fields and stages it carries
- 03Find
getting back to the right ones
- 04Work
what happens against it day to day
- 05Advance
moving it towards a decision
- 06Protect
who may see it, and staying clean
- 07Report
what the floor is judged on
The specifics.
8 facts- Seeded
- One pipeline of seven stages, Prospecting through to Closed Lost
- Per stage
- Win probability, colour, position in the order, and a temperature marker
- Endings
- Won and lost are independent switches, so a pipeline may have several
- The seeded one
- Sealed. Its stages take no edit, no addition and no removal. Build your own
- Count
- No ceiling on pipelines or on the stages of one you made yourself
- Value
- An amount to two decimals with its own currency code per deal
- Reasons
- Won and lost reasons are separate fields. Only the lost one carries notes
- Held by
- One person. No role queue, no team queue, and no priority field to sort on
What else writes to this record.
A record is worked by more than one part of the system at once. These are the ones that put something on it, or read it back.
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