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Pipeline view

CRM

CRM gives revenue-facing teams a shared view of leads, contacts, accounts, opportunities, and the work that moves a relationship forward.

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Pipeline view

Today's workspace

Focused work

The information and actions appropriate to this module.

Role aware

Platform access follows each person's responsibility.

Lead and contact workspaces
Sales pipeline and opportunity movement
Calls, emails, meetings, notes, and tasks

Illustrative Makerbay CRM workspace

In the application

What teams can do with CRM.

The CRM application currently supports leads, contacts, pipelines, follow-ups, activity history, and dashboard monitoring for customer work.

CRM is in active development. The listed lead, contact, pipeline, follow-up, activity, and dashboard flows are present; broader scope continues to evolve.

Lead and contact workspaces
Sales pipeline and opportunity movement
Calls, emails, meetings, notes, and tasks
Date-range dashboard for pipeline value, follow-ups, owner activity, and win rate

Capabilities

A focused module, connected to the Platform.

Lead and contact management
Account and relationship timelines
Deal pipelines and stage tracking
Activities, tasks, and follow-ups
Opportunity ownership and collaboration
Customer notes and shared context

Core concepts

Relationship records

Capture people, organisations, and the connection between them as shared customer context.

Pipeline work

Move opportunities through defined stages with accountable owners and visible next steps.

Activity history

Keep meetings, notes, tasks, and changes with the relationship rather than in personal inboxes.

Workflow in the application

  1. Step 1

    Create a lead and record the first customer context.

  2. Step 2

    Add contacts, notes, and follow-up activity.

  3. Step 3

    Progress the relationship through the sales pipeline.

  4. Step 4

    Review follow-ups, stalled work, and ownership from the dashboard.

Platform-controlled roles

Access follows responsibility.

Organisation administrators control CRM access.

Sales leads configure pipeline practices for their teams.

Account owners manage the relationships assigned to them.

Contributors record activities and work where their role permits.