Your stages, your pipelines
Separate pipelines for different services, each with stages that match how you actually sell.
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Join early accessEvery deal is linked to the conversation behind it. Move a deal from the thread as the customer agrees, and the board is right without anyone updating it at 6 PM.
Deals move in conversations: a customer says yes, asks for a revised quote or goes quiet. When the pipeline lives in a separate tool, it reflects whatever someone last remembered to update.
Without it
With inChat
Separate pipelines for different services, each with stages that match how you actually sell.
Open the thread from the deal, or the deal from the thread. Both show the same timeline.
See deals with no conversation activity for a set number of days, before they’re lost.
Require key fields before a deal moves forward, like a budget range before “Proposal”.
When a conversation turns serious, create a deal from the thread. The contact, the channel and the details you’ve captured come with it. As the conversation continues, stage changes are one click from the reply box.
Use the steps a customer actually goes through, with a clear exit rule for each.
Create deals from conversations so the link exists from day one.
When the customer moves, move the deal. It takes a second while the thread is open.
Anything with no activity gets a follow-up or an honest close-out.
What it does, how it’s designed, and what’s still being decided.
Ask us something elseYes, that’s the design: separate pipelines for different services or teams. Any limits will be listed with plans.
Workflow automation, in development, can move a deal when something happens, like an appointment being booked. The AI assistant can suggest a stage change from the conversation for a person to approve.
It’s 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.