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The pipeline is your kanban board for active jobs. Each card is a deal — a specific opportunity you’re working on for a customer. Stages are the columns that deals move through, left to right.

Default stages

Out of the box:
StageColorMeaning
LeadGrayJust landed, not yet qualified
QuotedBlueWe’ve given them an estimate
BookedYellowJob is on the calendar
In ProgressPurpleJob is happening now
CompletedGreenJob is done
LostRedThey went with a competitor
CancelledOrangeThey backed out
These are starting points. Most owners rename or reorder them within the first week to match their actual workflow.

Customize stages

Settings → Pipeline → Stages:
  • Add new stages
  • Rename existing ones
  • Reorder by drag-and-drop
  • Recolor — the color shows on the kanban card and badges throughout the app
  • Delete stages — deals in deleted stages fall back to the previous stage
A few example customizations:
  • Trades / contractors: Lead → Site Visit → Quoted → Booked → On Site → Completed → Cancelled
  • Property management: Inquiry → Application → Lease Signed → Move-In → Active Tenant → Move-Out
  • Cleaning / recurring: Lead → First Clean → Recurring → Paused → Cancelled

Stage colors

Stage colors are mostly cosmetic but they make the kanban scannable. Use:
  • Cool colors (blue, purple) for “we’re working on it”
  • Warm colors (yellow, orange) for “needs attention”
  • Green for “done / good”
  • Red / gray for “lost / closed”

Stage transitions are tracked

Every time a deal moves between stages, we log the transition. This drives the Pipeline analytics dashboard — average time in each stage, conversion rates, where deals get stuck. More on analytics →

Mapping form submissions to stages

A form can be configured to land its submissions in a specific starting stage. E.g., a “Quote request” form auto-creates a deal in the Lead stage; a “Repeat customer booking” form might skip straight to Booked. Configure in Forms → [form] → Pipeline integration → On-submit stage. This only applies to NEW contacts. Existing contacts who fill out a second form don’t get demoted back to an earlier stage.

Required fields per stage (advanced)

We don’t currently enforce required fields per stage — a deal can move to Booked without an appointment date set, even if that doesn’t make sense logically. On the roadmap.

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Working a deal

How to move a deal through your pipeline day-to-day.