Overview

The pipeline is where you track active sales opportunities from first contact through close. Aggrandize gives you two ways to view your deals: a visual Kanban board and a detailed table.

Kanban view

The default view shows deals as cards organized in columns by stage. Drag and drop deals between stages as they progress.

Each deal card shows:

• Deal name
• Primary contact
• Dollar value
• Priority (Low, Medium, High)
• Expected close date

A metrics bar at the top of the page shows total pipeline value, Closed Won, and average deal size.

Table view

Switch to table view with the view toggle for a detailed, sortable grid of all deals. Columns include deal name, value, stage, priority, close date, owner, and the primary company.

Sort by any column and use filters to focus on specific segments of your pipeline.

Pipeline stages

Deals move through stages that represent your sales process:

Prospecting → Qualification → Proposal → Negotiation → Closed Won or Closed Lost

Your organization can customize these stages to match your workflow.

Creating deals

Project start and finish dates are optional, but setting them places the deal on the Timeline — a Gantt view of your whole portfolio scheduled across the months ahead.

Manual entry

1. Click Create deal in the top-right
2. Enter the deal name (required), value, priority, and pick a pipeline + stage (both required)
3. Optionally set a close date, project start and finish dates, description, and location
4. Click Create Deal

The form opens as a dialog:

Editing a deal uses the same form pre-filled with the deal's current values (MockDealFormModal mode="edit").

Deal details

Click any deal to see its full profile:

• Header — name, stage badge (color-coded to the pipeline), priority, amount, close date
• Deal Details — amount, priority, stage, close date, project start/finish dates, location
• Description — free-text notes about the deal
• Activity tabs — Activity log, Email threads, Tasks
• Contacts — people involved, each with a role (Architect of Record, Project Manager, Decision Maker, etc.)
• Companies — organizations involved in the deal

Deals are most useful when they're well-connected. Link contacts with their roles, associate companies, and attach email threads. These relationships form the relational graph that powers the AI assistant — the more connected your deals are, the more the assistant can help.

Linking contacts and companies

The right rail of the detail page works just like Contacts and Companies — click + Add under either section to open a search picker.

You can only link existing contacts and companies. To add brand-new ones, create them on the Contacts or Companies page first.

Bulk actions

Tick the checkbox on multiple deals (table view) to enter selection mode. A bulk action bar appears with inline selects for Priority, Owner, and Pipeline (the latter only shows when you have more than one pipeline), plus a destructive Delete.

To move deals between stages, drag them across columns in Kanban view or use the per-deal Stage field on the detail page — stages are not part of the bulk action bar.

Filtering and search

Filter deals by:

• Deal name
• Stage
• Priority
• Value range
• Linked contact or company
• Location (city or state)
• Owner
• Any custom fields defined on the active pipeline (e.g. Delivery System, Confidence)

Filters live in the table view's filter bar; in Kanban view, all deals on the active pipeline are shown.

A No open tasks filter surfaces deals that have nothing scheduled against them — a quick way to find opportunities that may be stalling. To put your deals on a Gantt chart by their project dates, see the Timeline.

If your org has defined custom fields on a pipeline, those fields also show up on the deal form and detail page, and can be added as columns from the Columns menu on the deals table.