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Pipeline

The Pipeline is a forecast view of active deals and opportunities. Each deal captures who the prospect is, how much the opportunity is worth, how likely you think it will close, and where it sits in your sales stages.

Pipeline deals are independent records — they do not automatically become Estimates, Quotes, Jobs, or Invoices. When a deal becomes real work, create the next document yourself against the same client.

Switch between two views using the toggle in the header:

  • Kanban — deals grouped into columns by stage, for quick drag-and-drop progression.
  • List — a sortable, filterable table for reporting and bulk review.
FieldPurpose
NameShort label for the opportunity.
Client / ContactWho the deal is with.
StageThe current column (e.g. New, Qualified, Proposal, Won, Lost). Stages are configured for your company.
AmountTotal deal value, in the deal’s currency.
Probability0–100%. Multiplied with Amount to produce the projected value.
Expected Close DateForecast close date — used to bucket the deal into the right forecast period.
Last Activity DateMost recent interaction with the prospect.
Status, NotesOpen / won / lost overall outcome, plus freeform context.

Stages are defined once per company and reused across all deals. The stage name is stored on the deal when you move it, so later renaming a stage does not change what historical deals were labelled with.

The projected value of your pipeline is the sum of Amount × Probability across deals with a future expected close date. Filter by stage, date range, and owner to slice the forecast by team or quarter.

There is no automatic “convert deal to job” action. When a deal reaches Won:

  1. Mark the deal Won and set its Status to close it out.
  2. Create the next document — Estimate, Quote, Job, or Invoice — against the same client.
  3. Reference the deal name in the document’s notes so the pipeline-to-work chain is traceable.