Contact and deal fields
Text, number, date, single and multiple choice, yes/no and links to other contacts.
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Join early accessA language school needs start dates and levels. A remodeler needs project type and square footage. Custom fields on contacts and deals capture exactly what you sell on, right beside the conversation where customers mention it.
Out-of-the-box CRM fields are built for someone else’s sales process. So teams keep the details that matter in notes, or not at all, and you can’t filter or report on any of it.
Without it
With inChat
Text, number, date, single and multiple choice, yes/no and links to other contacts.
Choose which fields appear in the conversation panel so the important ones are always one click away.
Require a field before a deal can move to a stage, so qualified really means qualified.
Filter inbox views, route conversations and break down reports by your own fields.
When a customer writes “around 200 square feet, hoping to start in May”, that’s two fields. You can fill them by hand in a second, or let the AI assistant, which is in development, suggest the values for you to accept or correct.
The questions your best salesperson always asks are your first custom fields.
Five to eight fields per deal is usually enough. Every extra field is one more thing to skip.
Make a field required at the stage where you truly need it, not earlier.
What it does, how it’s designed, and what’s still being decided.
Ask us something elseLimits haven’t been set. They’ll be listed with plans when pricing is published.
The AI assistant is designed to suggest values from the conversation. A person accepts or edits each suggestion; nothing is saved without approval. AI assistance is in development.
They’re in development as part of the launch scope. inChat is in early access.
Join the early-access list to see inChat in action, help shape what we build next, and be first to know when your team can start.