Board and list views
Move opportunities visually or scan a compact operational list using the same pipeline data.
Create flexible sales pipelines, connect the right contacts and company, record the next action, and keep proposals, appointments, tasks, and documents beside the opportunity.

Teams that need pipeline clarity and follow-up discipline without running a sales-operations department.
Deals show value, probability, company, and next action across editable stages, with live pipeline totals above the board.
Your team sees what can close, what is stalled, and what needs attention—without maintaining a heavyweight CRM.

Your team sees what can close, what is stalled, and what needs attention—without maintaining a heavyweight CRM.
Move opportunities visually or scan a compact operational list using the same pipeline data.
Use one default sales pipeline or create focused pipelines for different brands, services, or teams.
Connect several people to one opportunity, define their roles, and keep one primary decision contact.
Record the next step, owner, expected close, probability, and stale threshold so opportunities do not quietly disappear.
Keep estimates, quotes, invoices, tasks, notes, and scheduled meetings connected to the work they support.
See open and weighted value, stage distribution, win rate, sales cycle, and stale work through bounded aggregate reporting.
Stage progress, company, owner, value, probability, expected close, next action, and related-work shortcuts stay together.
Use a practical default or edit stages, probabilities, colors, order, and stale thresholds.
Add contacts, company, owner, value, expected close, and the work that must happen next.
Drag stages, spot stale opportunities, attach quotes, and record a clear won or lost outcome.

Keep the customer, decision, and next action connected as work moves between apps.
Use one contact and company record across every deal.
Keep the commercial proposal attached to the opportunity.
Make the next sales action visible in both the pipeline and task workflow.
Start from the sales stages most service businesses already recognize, then adapt only what differs.
The same pipeline becomes a compact list with editable stage, value, probability, owner, next action, and close date.

Stage totals, weighted value, owners, next actions, expected close dates, and stale opportunities stay visible in one board built for daily sales work.
Your team sees what can close, what is stalled, and what needs attention—without maintaining a heavyweight CRM.

Clear answers before you create your first opportunities workflow.
Yes. Add multiple contacts with roles and select the primary contact for the opportunity.
Yes. Pipelines can have their own ordered stages, colors, probabilities, and stale-work thresholds.
Yes. Winning an opportunity can promote a Lead or Prospect to Customer, but ToolsPad never automatically demotes a lifecycle stage.
No. One ToolsPad identity and workspace gives your team access to every enabled app from app.toolspad.com.
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