If you manage a sales pipeline, use deals in your Marketing 360® CRM to keep track of the different deals you're working with statuses that make sense for your business. The Deals page tracks potential sales with customers and allows you to add internal communication to keep track of the status of the deal, add sub-tasks to the deal, etc.
Filter deals by the team member they were assigned to, who they were assigned by, or deal status using the Filters drop-down menu near the top-left corner of the page.
Sort your deals alphabetically by title, by the date created, value, payment status, or estimated close date using the arrows next to the column name at the top of the page.
Search your tasks for a specific term by using the search bar.
To export deals, click the ⋮ icon in the top-right corner of the page, then select Export Deals. This will give you the option to export any or all deal columns. Just select what you'd like to export and click Submit. This tool will generate a CSV file that can be imported on other Marketing 360® CRM accounts.
If you've already exported deals using the process outlined above, importing your file takes only a few clicks!
The default Column Separator is a comma.
Deal statuses can be edited at any time from your Deals page.
You can also add a new status at any time from your Deals page.
1. Click the ⋮ icon at the top-right corner of the page.
2. Selecting Deal Statuses.
3. From the Deal Statuses page, click the + Deal Status button near the top-right corner of the page.
You can also access task templates at any time by navigating to Settings in the page menu at the top of the page, then selecting Deal Statuses from the left sidebar navigation.
When a deal is won, you can save time by converting it to a project. This takes all the important context from the sales process and puts it in the hands of your team that'll be completing the work.
1. Find the deal on your Deals page and click the ⋮ icon and select Convert Deal to Project.
2. Choose who to assign the project to.
3. Select a project status.
4. If needed, enter a completion date.
5. Select whether or not you'd like to delete the deal after it's converted to a project. Depending on the amount of deals in your sales pipeline, this could be a good option to remove clutter.