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The prospect pipeline helps you visualize and manage your sales process. Link prospects to opportunities and track them through stages from initial contact to close.

How the pipeline works

The prospect pipeline consists of:
  1. Prospects — Potential clients in your book
  2. Opportunities — Deals linked to prospects with a name, value, and target close date
  3. Pipeline stages — Steps in your sales process that opportunities move through
  4. Pipeline view — A board showing all opportunities organized by stage

Default prospect pipeline stages

The prospect pipeline comes with default stages:
StagePurpose
IdentifiedNew lead, not yet contacted
ConnectedInitial contact made
Meeting scheduledDiscovery meeting on the calendar
QualifiedGood fit, actively pursuing
Closed wonConverted to client
Closed lostDid not become a client (hidden by default)
ArchivedNo longer active (hidden by default)
You can customize stage names, colors, and order in your pipeline settings.

Create a prospect opportunity

1

Open the prospect record

Navigate to the prospect you want to track.
2

Go to Records

Click Records in the right sidebar.
3

Add opportunity

Expand the Opportunities section and click Add opportunity.
4

Enter details

Fill in the opportunity name, value, target close date, and pipeline stage.
The opportunity appears in both the prospect’s record and the pipeline board view.

Move opportunities through stages

From the pipeline board

Open Opportunities in the sidebar to view the pipeline board. Drag opportunity cards between stage columns to update their status.

From the opportunity record

Click on an opportunity and change the Stage field to move it to a different stage.

Track opportunity value

Each opportunity can have a value representing the potential deal size (often potential AUM) and a probability representing the likelihood of closing. Pipeline stages can have a default probability that applies to opportunities in that stage. You can override the probability on individual opportunities.

Multiple opportunities per prospect

A single prospect can have multiple opportunities. Each opportunity tracks independently through the pipeline.

Close an opportunity

Closed won

When a prospect becomes a client:
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Move to Closed won

Move the opportunity to the Closed won stage.

Closed lost

When a prospect will not become a client, move the opportunity to the Closed lost stage. Consider adding a note documenting why the deal was lost.

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