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Klipy’s Pipelines view shows every active deal and updates automatically as conversations happen — no manual CRM data entry required. Unlike traditional CRMs where you re-type updates after every touch, Klipy reads email, calls, and meetings and keeps deal context aligned with what actually occurred.

How deals are created

Automatic (conversation-driven) — When Klipy detects buying signals in an email thread or call, it can suggest creating a deal linked to that conversation. You confirm before anything is saved, so new opportunities stay tied to real evidence, not guesswork. Manual — You can create a deal from any contact or company record, or start one directly in Pipelines. Use this when you already know the opportunity exists and want to attach stakeholders and context on your terms.

What’s on each deal

Every deal carries the fields you need to run your pipeline without spreadsheet gymnastics:
  • Stage — Default paths include Prospecting, Discovery, Proposal, Negotiation, Closed Won, and Closed Lost; you can rename and reorder stages to match how you sell.
  • Stakeholders — Contacts linked to the deal so everyone with a voice in the decision is visible in one place.
  • Last activity — Updates when new conversation is captured for anyone on the deal (see below).
  • Deal score / health — Reflects sales-framework coverage and conversation momentum so you see risk before the quarter slips.
  • Next step — Pulled from the latest meeting action items or to-dos so the path forward is explicit.
  • Linked interactions — Emails, calls, and messages related to the deal, in full context.

What updates automatically

When conversations keep moving, Klipy keeps the deal record honest:
  • Last activity — New email for a deal contact updates the timestamp without you touching the CRM.
  • Action items and next steps — After a meeting summary is generated, action items and follow-ups flow into the deal so “what we owe” stays current.
  • Framework scorecard — When criteria are satisfied in conversation (for example, budget confirmed), the deal’s framework coverage reflects it.
  • Deal health — Momentum and framework signals combine into a health read so prioritization matches reality.
Stage progression is yours to confirm. Klipy may suggest a stage change based on what was said, but it does not move deals between stages on its own — you drag, click, or approve the transition so pipeline hygiene stays under human judgment.

Pipeline views

Shape your pipeline

You shape how Pipelines behaves for your workspace:
  • Custom stages — Rename stages and set their order under Settings → Pipelines so terminology matches how you actually sell.
  • Multiple pipelines — Stand up a separate pipeline if you run more than one kind of process — for example new deals versus renewals — so each gets the right stages without cluttering one board.

Next steps

To-dos

See how action items and tasks feed into deals and daily priorities.

Sales frameworks

Learn how deal scorecards map to methodology coverage in Klipy.
Last modified on August 3, 2026