Every deal gets a plan. Every plan adapts.
A visual command center for your active pipeline. Every deal has a dynamic strategy that updates after every conversation—not a sequence, a living plan built from reality.
Five columns that tell you exactly what to do.
The Deals board isn't organized by sales stage—it's organized by what's happening right now: New Plans, On Track, Needs Rep, Waiting on Prospect, At Risk.
You don't drag cards. The system reflects reality. A call gets processed and a new plan appears. You approve it—it moves to On Track.
Prospect stops responding? Moves to Waiting. No activity for two weeks? At Risk. You work left to right. That's your day.
New Plans
Acme Corp
$40k • 2m ago
On Track
Globex
Send Proposal
At Risk
Initech
14d Stalled
Acme Corp Plan
Path to Close
Oct 12 — Technical Review
Oct 19 — Procurement Eval
Plans that rewrite themselves after every call.
After every conversation, the agent reads the transcript and rebuilds the plan for that deal. Meeting booked? The plan focuses on confirmation, value materials, and prep.
Each plan has two layers. The active steps—real scheduled actions your agent will execute. And the Path to Close—the meetings recommended to reach a decision.
Active steps are what's happening. Path to Close is where you're heading.
Everything about a deal on one page.
Click any deal and get a dedicated one-pager. Status, health, and next meeting sit at the top. The full plan with every step is visible instantly.
A timeline shows meeting dots you can click—past meetings open a coaching debrief, upcoming meetings open a prep sheet.
Agent notes surface what matters: competitive threats, missing stakeholders, buying signals. It's not a CRM record view. It's an operating view built for closing.
Status
Negotiation
Blocker
Needs Sec Review
Timeline
Agent Note
Competitor DataCorp mentioned in evaluation. Provided differentiation sheet in plan.
Your whole pipeline's momentum on one screen.
The Gantt shows every deal as a bar on a timeline. The darker section is the active plan. The lighter section is the projected path to close.
Blue dots mark real meetings. Grey dots mark meetings the agent suggests you should book. Bars change color as deals progress or stall.
Switch to the week view for a Monday-through-Sunday calendar of every meeting across your pipeline.