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Opening the deal sheet

Everything a single deal carries in one place — stage progression, activities timeline, products, competitors, signing contacts, files and metadata.

The deal sheet is the full picture of a single deal: where it is in the pipeline, every conversation tied to it, which contacts are involved, which products are in scope, and any files attached. Clicking a card on the Pipeline board (or a row in List view) opens a quick-view drawer first — the deal sheet itself lives at /base/{slug}/deals/{id} and you reach it from the drawer's Open details link.

Deal detail page with header, stage progression timeline and activities feed on the left, plus deal/products, organisation, signing contacts, files and metadata cards on the right
The right sidebar packs the structured fields; the left column is the conversation history.

Header

  • Deal name — inline-editable. Click to rename.
  • Stage badge — current stage with a coloured chip.
  • Deal owner — the rep responsible. Inline-edit from the sidebar.
  • Last activity — relative timestamp of the most recent interaction; an at-a-glance temperature gauge.

Stage progression

A horizontal flow at the top of the left column shows every stage in the deal's pipeline, with the current stage highlighted. Click any stage chip to move the deal there — same behaviour as drag-and-drop on the board. If the destination is a closed-lost stage and your workspace has Loss Reason set to required (see CRM configuration: Loss Reasons), a modal asks for the reason before the move commits.

Activities feed

Below the stage flow, every activity tied to this deal — emails, calls, meetings, notes, stage changes — listed newest first. + Add activity at the top opens the same modal used everywhere else.

Right sidebar

Right sidebar of a deal sheet showing the Deal & Products, Competitor Companies, Organization, Signing Contacts, Files and Info cards
Each card is collapsible — click the chevron to compact the sidebar.
  • Deal & Products — name, amount, close date, probability, custom fields, and any products attached. Add/remove products inline.
  • Competitor Companies — other vendors involved in the deal. Lets pure bont track win/loss reasons against named competitors.
  • Organization — the linked company with quick navigation to its profile.
  • Signing Contacts — every contact involved in the deal with role and primary flag. Click to navigate.
  • Files — attachments uploaded against the deal (proposals, contracts).
  • Info — Source, Created, Updated, source tracking. Click to view the full activity log.

Products and line items

The Deal & Products card is also where you itemise what's being sold. Add a line item for each product: pick it from your product catalogue (see CRM configuration: Products), set a quantity and unit price, and apply an optional discount as a percentage or a fixed amount. For subscriptions, mark a line as recurring and set its interval. Each line shows its calculated amount in the deal's currency. Line items appear when they're enabled for your workspace — ask an admin if you don't see the option.

The quick view

The quick-view drawer is for triage from the board — you can read and inline-edit the most important fields without losing your place on the pipeline. When you actually need the activities feed and the full sidebar, open the deal sheet.

Quick-view drawer on the right side of the pipeline board with the deal's headline fields and an Open details button
Click Open details (or the card's hover icon) to land on the full deal sheet.

Tips

  • On-hold — a deal flagged on-hold shows the red pause icon on its board card and in the deal sheet header. Use it when momentum stalls but the deal isn't dead.
  • Last activity stale — if the indicator turns red, no one's touched the deal in a while; consider scheduling a Task as a follow-up.
  • URL is shareable — copy the deal-sheet URL to send a teammate straight into a deal.

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