Customizing the workspace

Rename deals, define your own pipeline stages and contact statuses, add custom fields, and set your currency.

Terminology

If your business does not call them deals, rename them. Set your own singular and plural labels and they replace Deal and Deals everywhere — in the sidebar, buttons, tooltips, forms, dialogs and exports.

Stages and statuses

Custom deal stages

Replace the default pipeline with your own stages. Each stage has a label, an optional colour, a default probability and a position in the order, and you mark which stages mean won and which mean lost so reporting stays accurate.

Custom contact statuses

Replace cold, warm and hot with the statuses your team actually uses. Each has a label, an optional colour and a position.

Custom fields

Add fields of your own to contacts and to deals. Custom fields appear on the relevant forms, can be shown as columns in the table, are included in exports, and can be sent through the website form integration.

Field typeUse for
TextFree-form values
NumberCounts and quantities
CurrencyMonetary amounts
DateDates
BooleanYes or no
SelectA fixed list of options you define
ArrayMultiple values
ObjectGrouped, nested fields

How many custom fields you can define depends on your plan. Adding or removing a field updates the table column list automatically.

Currency and visibility

Choose the currency monetary values are displayed in — US Dollar or Indian Rupee. The choice applies across deals, dashboards, reports and exports.

Lead visibility decides whether members see every lead or only the ones assigned to them. See Lead assignment and visibility.

Lead email requirement

Every lead needs an email address by default. If your website forms don't collect one, an administrator can turn off the email requirement under Settings → Organization. Leads can then be added, imported and received from forms without an email, and repeat enquiries from them are matched by phone. Phone stays required, and an email that is entered must still be valid.