DealFlow

Follow-ups that follow through.

Know Your Pipeline. Know Your Customers. Close More Deals.

Instead of maintaining deal tracking in shared spreadsheets, storing customer notes in email threads, and estimating pipeline value from memory, sales teams get a dedicated CRM that records every interaction, surfaces the next action, and shows where every deal stands at any moment.

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Sales ExecutiveSales ManagerBusiness Development ManagerCustomer Success ManagerMarketing Manager
The prompt behind this
DealFlow

A lightweight CRM to manage leads, accounts and contacts, record interactions and notes, assign owners, track opportunities through sales stages, schedule follow-ups, monitor activity history, and provide pipeline and conversion reports.

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The outcome

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A single CRM system that helps your business:

Capture and qualify leads with source, status, and assigned owner
Manage account and contact records with complete interaction history
Create and track opportunities with deal value, stage, and expected close date
Record every call, email, meeting, and note against the relevant account or opportunity
Assign follow-up tasks and schedule next actions with due dates and reminders
Move opportunities through configurable sales stages from prospect to closed
View a real-time pipeline report showing deal value and stage distribution
Track conversion rates, average deal size, and sales cycle length
What changes

The difference it makes to your business.

From pipeline managed in spreadsheets → to a live, stage-based opportunity view

Every deal is tracked in a structured pipeline with a stage, value, owner, and expected close date — giving managers a real-time view of the full pipeline without manually consolidating spreadsheets.

From customer notes stored in email → to a complete interaction history in one place

Every call, email, meeting, and note is recorded against the relevant account and contact — so any team member can pick up the relationship with full context, regardless of who managed it previously.

From follow-ups tracked by memory or personal calendars → to a structured task and reminder system

Next actions are logged as tasks with owners and due dates. Overdue follow-ups are flagged automatically, ensuring no deal or relationship is neglected through oversight.

From estimated pipeline values → to accurate, real-time deal reporting

Pipeline value, stage distribution, and conversion rates are calculated automatically from live deal data — giving sales leaders accurate forecasts without end-of-week manual updates.

From leads managed informally → to a qualified, assigned, and tracked lead register

Every inbound or generated lead is captured with a source, qualification status, and assigned owner — ensuring leads are followed up systematically rather than handled inconsistently.

What you can do

What becomes possible for your teams.

Create lead records with source, contact details, qualification status, and assigned owner
Convert qualified leads into account and contact records
Create opportunities linked to an account, with deal value, stage, and expected close date
Log interactions — calls, emails, meetings, and notes — against any account or opportunity
Schedule follow-up tasks with due dates and receive reminders for overdue actions
Move opportunities through sales stages using a Kanban pipeline or list view
View all activity history for any account, contact, or opportunity in a single timeline
Assign accounts, contacts, and opportunities to individual sales owners
Generate pipeline reports showing deal count, value, and stage distribution
Track conversion rates, average deal size, and sales cycle length by owner or period
Filter the pipeline by stage, owner, industry, or expected close date
Export the pipeline and activity data for leadership reviews and board reporting
What you get

Everything that brings the outcome to life.

Pipeline Dashboard

A real-time view of all opportunities by stage — showing deal count, total value, and weighted forecast — filterable by owner, industry, and time period.

Lead Register

A tracked list of all inbound and generated leads with qualification status, assigned owner, source, and date of last activity.

Account and Contact Records

Complete profiles for each customer account and individual contact — with linked opportunities, interaction history, and scheduled tasks.

Opportunity Detail Page

A full record for each deal including stage, value, expected close date, linked contacts, activity history, and next action.

Activity Timeline

A chronological log of all interactions — calls, emails, meetings, notes, and tasks — across accounts and opportunities, giving any team member full relationship context.

Follow-Up Task List

A view of all scheduled follow-up tasks by owner and due date — with overdue items highlighted and reminders sent automatically.

Pipeline Report

A structured summary of total pipeline value, stage distribution, conversion rates, average deal size, and sales cycle length — available by owner, team, or period.

Conversion and Activity Report

A period-level analysis of lead-to-opportunity conversion rate, deal win and loss rates, and activity volume by owner — for sales performance management.

How it works

A clear path from need to outcome.

01

Capture and Qualify Leads

New leads are entered into the system with source, contact details, and initial qualification. The lead is assigned to a sales owner who is responsible for follow-up and progression.

02

Convert to Account and Opportunity

When a lead is qualified, it is converted into an account and contact record. An opportunity is created and placed in the first stage of the sales pipeline with a value and expected close date.

03

Log Interactions and Schedule Next Actions

After every call, email, or meeting, the sales owner logs the interaction against the opportunity or account. A next action task is created with a due date to ensure the deal continues to progress.

04

Progress Through Sales Stages

As the deal advances, the owner moves the opportunity through the pipeline stages — from prospecting through qualification, proposal, negotiation, and close. Each stage change is recorded with a date.

05

Receive Reminders and Manage Follow-Ups

The system sends reminders for tasks approaching or past their due date. Managers can see overdue tasks across their team and follow up where deals are stalling.

06

Close or Lose the Opportunity

When a deal is won or lost, it is marked with the outcome, reason, and final value. Lost deals are recorded with a reason to support pipeline analysis and process improvement.

07

Review Pipeline and Performance Reports

Sales managers and leaders review the pipeline report, conversion rates, and activity data to assess team performance, adjust forecasts, and identify coaching opportunities.

Built-in controls

Confidence in every workflow.

The solution maintains data quality and ensures consistent pipeline management.

Mandatory Opportunity Fields

Opportunities cannot be created without a deal value, associated account, assigned owner, and expected close date — ensuring every pipeline entry contains the data needed for accurate forecasting.

Stage Progression Validation

Opportunities cannot skip mandatory stages without a manager override. Each stage change is recorded with a timestamp and the name of the user who made the change.

Overdue Follow-Up Alerts

Tasks that pass their due date without being completed trigger an automatic reminder to the task owner and a flag in the manager's activity overview.

Duplicate Account Detection

When a new account is created, the system checks for existing records with the same name or domain — prompting the user to confirm before creating a potential duplicate.

Lead Inactivity Alerts

Leads that have had no logged activity for a configurable number of days are flagged and the assigned owner is notified — preventing qualified leads from going cold without follow-up.

Closed Opportunity Lock

Opportunities marked as won or lost cannot be reopened or modified without manager authorisation — preserving the accuracy of closed pipeline data for reporting.

Who it helps

Built for the teams closest to the work.

Sales Representatives

Manages their assigned leads, accounts, and opportunities, logs all interactions, and tracks follow-up tasks — with a clear view of what needs attention each day.

Sales Managers

Reviews team pipeline, monitors deal progression, identifies stalled opportunities, and uses activity and conversion data to coach team members and adjust forecasts.

Business Development Teams

Tracks new relationship development, logs early-stage interactions with prospects, and manages the lead qualification pipeline before handoff to account executives.

Customer Success Teams

Accesses account interaction history and contact records to manage post-sale relationships and ensure a smooth transition from the sales process.

Marketing Teams

Reviews lead source data and conversion rates to assess which channels are generating the highest quality leads and to allocate campaign budgets effectively.

Senior Leadership

Reviews pipeline value, win rates, and sales cycle data to support revenue forecasting, board reporting, and commercial strategy decisions.

Get started

What you need to get started.

Share these inputs and Zinie turns them into a working DealFlow experience tailored to your process.

Existing customer and prospect data — accounts, contacts, and any current deal or opportunity records
Sales pipeline stages — the defined stages a deal moves through from first contact to close
Lead sources — channels through which leads are generated for tracking and reporting
Sales team structure — territories, ownership rules, and reporting lines
Deal categorisation — industry, size, product line, or other fields required for pipeline filtering
Follow-up rules — default task due dates and reminder intervals by stage
Pipeline reporting requirements — metrics, filters, and distribution format for management reports
Access roles — who can view all accounts, who is restricted to their own, and who has admin rights