A deal pipeline the whole team can see
Deal Kanban, client cards with touch history, documents and dashboards — in one workspace. The manager runs the deal, the lead sees the forecast, the CRO sees quarterly plan/actual.
What actually slows a sales team down
Not «we need automation» in the abstract, but four concrete problems that lose deals and break the team.
A funnel where all revenue is visible
Six stages, total per stage, conversion at each transition. The dashboard updates in real time as the manager moves a card.
- You can re-shape the stages to fit your process — no restart
- Conversion by manager and by lead source
- Month-close forecast based on the current deal volume
- Alerts for stuck deals — configurable by time
What each role gets
One product, three levels of visibility — no copying data between systems.
- Kanban of your own deals — cards visible from first touch to payment
- Email, call, and meeting history in one card
- Notifications about next steps and overdue tasks
- Proposal templates with auto-fill
- Pipeline dashboard with filters by manager, product, and region
- Month-close forecast based on the current deals
- Funnel weak spots — where deals stall and why
- Manager KPI comparison for any period
- Quarterly dashboard: plan/actual/forecast revenue
- Stage-to-stage conversion — any bottleneck?
- LTV and average ticket by customer segment
- Path to payment by lead source
The sales template includes
A ready workspace — tables, boards, documents, dashboards, and automations. Not an empty editor, but an assembled stack.
I used to spend two hours every Friday assembling the deals report — managers sent exports, I rolled them up in Excel. Three weeks after rollout the report opens in 10 seconds, and each manager has a list of overdue items on screen. The big one — we stopped losing deals at the negotiation stage: automation reminds you a day before the deadline.
— Head of sales, B2B manufacturing, 14 managers
Connected to what you already have
Not «in place of everything», but «on top». Keep 1C, telephony, and email — their data shows up in the deal cards.
Frequently asked questions
Can we run 100+ deals in one table?
Yes, by default. The table is optimized for tens of thousands of rows. Filters, grouping, and search are instant. For very large pipelines — split across several linked tables.
What if we already use amoCRM?
We import deals and contacts and continue working. Some teams keep amoCRM for calls and use Struktura for documents, reports, and collaboration with other departments.
Managers are afraid to switch to a new system
Our typical transition is two weeks. First week — managers run deals in both systems in parallel. Second — only in Struktura. The templates are familiar; the learning curve is short.
What about client base security?
Row-level permissions: the manager sees only their deals, the lead sees everything. The access log records who opened what. Export can be limited by role.
Deploy the pipeline in an hour, not a month
A ready template. A report the lead actually reads. The manager works in familiar cards from day one — no training, no manuals.