When to use Deals
- Review your active pipeline
- Find deals by pipeline, stage, owner, status, amount, close date, or forecast
- Check qualification strength and recent activity
- Open a deal to review risks, evidence, commitments, and strategy
- Run Hygiene when CRM fields need evidence-based review
How to use the Deals list
1
Start from the pipeline view
Open Deals from the Records section of the sidebar. The list shows synced opportunities with amount, stage, status, forecast, owner, close date, activity, and qualification indicators.
2
Filter to the right worklist
Use filters for pipeline, stage, status, forecast, owner, amount, and close date. Reps can use My deals to focus on their own opportunities.
3
Scan qualification and activity
Use the qualification indicators and activity timeline to spot deals with weak discovery, stale engagement, or missing evidence.
4
Open a deal
Click a row to open the deal detail page when you need the full context behind the score, risk, or activity.
How to use a deal page
Overview
Overview
Start here for the deal summary, stage, amount, owner, close date, key fields, and overall health.
Intelligence
Intelligence
Review the living deal brief, risks, strategy, and recommendations. Use this before forecast calls, next-step planning, or customer follow-up.
Execution
Execution
Read the timeline of what Doris has processed: meeting reviews, email-triggered reviews, stage changes, score changes, risks, commitments, and stakeholder updates.
Qualification
Qualification
Review framework scores and evidence by dimension. Use Enablement to manage the frameworks Doris applies.
Evidence
Evidence
Open the meetings, emails, and commitments that support the deal’s scores, risks, and recommendations.
Common actions
- Hygiene — Compare tracked CRM fields against evidence and review proposed updates
- Data Quality — Open record-linking or source issues that affect deal accuracy
- Roundtable — Create or manage the buyer-facing deal room
- Commitments — Track promises made by your team and the buyer
- Evidence review — Open the source meetings and emails behind Doris’ analysis