Deals & Pipeline: jeder Verkauf auf einem Board, jeder Schritt im Verlauf
- Auf dem Weg des Maklers
- Deals
- Pets, die hier arbeiten
- Scout
Welches Problem das löst: Niemand kann sagen, was die Pipeline wert ist, welcher Deal hängt und was der nächste Schritt ist, ohne herumzufragen.
Kurz gesagt: Ein Deal ist eine Karte auf einem Board: das Objekt, die Parteien, die Phase, der nächste Schritt, die Kommentare. Das Board zeigt, was die Pipeline wert ist und welcher Deal hängt; der Provisionsbericht zeigt, was jeder Makler gewonnen, gebucht und bezahlt bekommen hat. Pets arbeiten an denselben Karten, unter Ihrer Freigabe.
Was Sie damit tun
Abschnitt betitelt „Was Sie damit tun“- Deals durch Phasen bewegen — Erstkontakt → Besichtigung → Angebot → Abschluss — auf einem Board, das Sie formen; mehrere auf einmal per Shift-Klick und Rechtsklick.
- Den Wert sehen. Der Wert der Pipeline ohne die verlorenen Deals, die erwartete Provision mit Ihrem Anteil an geteilten Deals, und ein Pipeline-Bericht mit hängenden Deals einen Klick entfernt.
- Beschriften und kommentieren. Labels, die Ihr Team schon nutzt, oder neue; ein @ sagt es dem Kollegen sofort; der Verlauf behält, wer was tat, Pets eingeschlossen.
- Sauber übergeben. Die Mail, die jemandem einen Deal übergibt, nennt, wer übergab und wer sonst daran arbeitet; die Arbeit eines Ausscheidenden geht vor dem Abgang an einen Kollegen.
- Wissen, was jeder Makler gemacht hat. Gewonnen, gebucht und bezahlt in Monat, Quartal oder Jahr — Ihr Anteil an jedem Deal — auch als Tabelle.
- Die Woche planen. Deals und Aufgaben im Kalender, im Tag/Woche/Monat-Raster und in einer Gantt-Ansicht.
So funktioniert es
Abschnitt betitelt „So funktioniert es“Die Dealkarte verknüpft das Objekt, die Kontakte und die Anfrage, aus der sie kam; eine Anfrage wird mit einem Schritt zum Deal. Die Provision lässt sich je Seite vereinbaren, mit Netto, USt und Brutto auf einmal und einem Wort, wenn das Gesetz widerspräche; die Geldwäscheprüfung sitzt am Deal, für Inhaber und Admins.
Grenzen und Hinweise
Abschnitt betitelt „Grenzen und Hinweise“- Deals in „Closed — Lost“ zählen nicht zum Wert der Pipeline.
- Ein Makler, der nur eigene Datensätze sieht, sieht nur seine Deals.
Neu in dieser Funktion
Die Änderungen dieser Funktion, neueste zuerst — eine Zeile je Änderung, mit der Version, in der sie kam.
- App 0.41.0Pick several deals on the board at once and move, hand over or delete them together — also by right click.
- App 0.41.0See what each broker has won, booked and been paid this month, quarter or year — your share of every deal — and download it as a spreadsheet.
- App 0.41.0A deal's commission can now be agreed per side and shows net, VAT and gross at once, with a word when the law would object.
- App 0.41.0Deals in the sales pipeline's „Closed — Lost“ column no longer count towards the pipeline value.
- App 0.41.0See your stock at a glance: the objects list now shows how many objects stand in each stage, for how long, and which have been on the market longest.
- Platform 0.27.0Pets now get their work on cards done with every AI provider instead of failing before the first step.
- Platform 0.26.0The mail that hands someone a deal now names who handed it over and who else works on it.
- Platform 0.26.0A mail telling you that you were mentioned on a deal now says which deal and who works on it.
- Platform 0.26.0The AI assistants on your deals now always write in German, formally, and keep working when one AI provider is down.
- App 0.40.3Deals take labels: pick one your team already uses or type a new one, when creating a deal or on the deal itself.
- App 0.40.3A deal's anti-money-laundering check is now seen only by the deal's owner and the admins, and a firm can let only admins complete it.
- Platform 0.25.4A deal's anti-money-laundering check is kept to the deal's owner and the admins, and a firm can let only admins complete it.
- Platform 0.25.4A new workspace starts without sample deals; the empty board shows an example instead.
- App 0.40.0On a phone the pipeline list shows the deals' titles nearly in full instead of a column of empty dashes.
- App 0.40.0On a phone the calendar shows its Day / Week / Month picker up front instead of half hidden at the screen's edge.
- App 0.40.0The button in the new-deal dialog reads naturally in every language — "Create deal", "Deal anlegen", "Создать сделку".
- App 0.37.6On boards, a screen reader now says each column's name and offers one way to rename it.
- App 0.37.4The little calendar no longer changes height while you flip through months.
- App 0.37.3With a screen reader, calendar days are read with their full date, and removing a linked record says which one.
- App 0.37.3The pipeline report now explains its "to next stage" figure the way it is counted.
- Platform 0.19.1Objects moved over from another CRM keep their stage, from on the market to sold, instead of starting over.
- App 0.30.0The calendar stays usable while appointments load or before there are any, so you can book the first one.
- App 0.28.8An object's stage sits beside its name as a compact badge again.
- App 0.28.4The stage chip on an object has comfortable spacing again, so its label reads cleanly.
- Platform 0.17.9Approving a card's priority change applies it straight away.
- Platform 0.17.6Priority changes you approve for a pet take effect on the card, and its work is never cut short.
- App 0.27.0Under "What pets may do alone", your firm decides how far pets act on their own, task by task.
- App 0.27.0On the phone, proposals are checked by swiping through cards, and an unsure figure goes to the owner in one tap.
- Platform 0.17.0Deal and task histories stay clean, recording only real changes in who follows them.
- App 0.25.0Calendar appointments can be moved and resized from the keyboard, with screen readers announcing the new time.
- App 0.25.0Every board shows the card details your workspace chose, and follows a colleague's change while it is open.
- App 0.25.0The calendar can show a single colleague's appointments, and the link keeps that view for sharing.
- App 0.25.0A bell on each deal and task lets you follow it, so you only hear about the cards that matter to you.
- App 0.25.0In the calendar's month view, a deal spanning several days appears as one bar, not as a row of separate appointments.
- App 0.25.0Deal boards stay tidy on narrower screens, and compact cards fit more deals into each column.
- App 0.25.0A new board asks for its name first, so a misclick no longer leaves a stray board behind.
- App 0.25.0New boards and pipelines get distinct names, and a link to a missing deal leads you back to your workspace.
- App 0.25.0Deal comments update as colleagues write, edit or remove them, on the deal page and in the board's side panel.
- App 0.25.0Images and PDFs open right on the deal, and their links keep working however long the page stays open.
- App 0.25.0The time on a deal's header keeps up, so a page left open over lunch shows when the deal really changed.
… und 48 ältere Änderungen.