9-stage pipeline
From New lead to Closed won. Each stage defines what has to happen to move forward, so nobody argues about whether a deal is “almost closed”.
A 9-stage pipeline where every opportunity has its stage, its owner and its next step with a date. The system remembers for you and flags things before they go cold.
Most businesses track opportunities in their head, in phone notes, or in a spreadsheet someone updates when they remember. It works until twenty conversations are open at once.
Then the silent losses start: the client who asked for a proposal nobody sent, the one who said “call me in two weeks” two months ago, the one who went elsewhere without anyone noticing.
Nobody records those losses, which is why nobody fixes them.
“From lead to contract, in a predictable cycle.”
Phase 02 of the ACO MethodFrom New lead to Closed won. Each stage defines what has to happen to move forward, so nobody argues about whether a deal is “almost closed”.
Reminders, follow-up messages and alerts when an opportunity has sat too long. The system pushes; your team decides.
Each contact holds its full history: where it came from, what it discussed with the AI agent, what was sent and what's next. No hunting through three places.
How many opportunities come in, where they stall and what each client costs. Numbers you can read yourself, without asking anyone for the report.
This is the standard journey. In your business it adapts to how you actually sell — not the other way around.
The contact arrives. Its source is recorded automatically.
First contact made, by the AI agent or a person.
Matches your ICP and has a real need. This is where the noise gets filtered.
There's a date on the calendar, with automatic reminders.
The call happened and what was discussed is on the record.
With automatic follow-up if there's no reply.
Scope or terms being adjusted, all documented.
Signed. The new-client welcome flow kicks off.
With the reason recorded — the stage that teaches the most.
We have a navigable sample CRM with fictional data. Move opportunities around, open records and watch the automations.