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The CRM Module

Go to CRM from the main dashboard. The CRM module manages the customer relationship lifecycle from first contact to closed deal.

Core Concepts

Concept Model Description
Leadcrm.lead with type='lead'An unqualified inquiry. May not have a contact yet.
Opportunitycrm.lead with type='opportunity'A qualified lead with identified customer and expected revenue.
Pipeline Stagecrm.stageSteps in the sales process (e.g. New, Qualified, Proposal, Won).
Teamcrm.teamA group of salespeople with shared pipeline and targets.
Activitymail.activityScheduled task (call, meeting, email) linked to a lead/opportunity.
Lost Reasoncrm.lost.reasonWhy an opportunity was lost (price, competitor, timing).
Recurring Plancrm.recurring.planFor subscription-style opportunities: monthly/annual recurring revenue instead of one-time.

Views in CRM

  • Pipeline (Kanban) – Default view. Drag opportunities between stages.
  • List – Tabular view with all fields.
  • Calendar – Activities by date.
  • Graph – Revenue forecast, lead sources, win rate.
  • Cohort – Analyze conversion by lead creation date.
  • Map – Plot opportunities geographically (useful for field sales route planning).

Navigation Tips

  • Use Filters: My Pipeline, Won/Lost This Month, High Priority.
  • Use Group By: Stage, Team, Salesperson, Expected Closing Month.
  • Toggle Forecast to see weighted revenue per stage.

Where CRM Fits

CRM sits upstream of Sales: an opportunity that is Won typically becomes (or links to) a quotation in the Sales app. If you only need to send quotations without managing a pipeline of unqualified leads first, the Sales app alone is enough — CRM adds the pre-sale funnel (lead capture, qualification, nurturing, forecasting) on top of it.

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