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Deals

See your deals as a table, as cards or on a kanban board

One pipeline, three layouts. Choose the one that suits the job in front of you.

Updated 3 min read

Who can do this:
Every role
Where:
Web app

A deal follows one buyer or tenant, and the listings they’re weighing up, from first interest through viewings and offers to the close. The Deals page lets you take in the whole pipeline from above in three layouts: a table for scanning, cards for browsing, and a kanban board for moving deals along by hand.

Choose the pipeline

Deals are kept apart by property type, and a toggle above the list switches between New Development and Resale Property. It sets which deals you’re looking at, and changes the quick filters, the columns and the kanban stages to suit.

New Development Resale Property
Columns only here Developer, Property Name, Available Date, Commission Landlord, Listing Type, Buyer/Tenant
Stage four A reservation stage Under Offer

Change the layout

  1. Open Deals.
  2. Use the view switch to pick Table, Cards or Kanban.

The table is the layout you see first.

Table

Each row is one deal. Along the row you’ll find the Deal Name, who the buyer or tenant is, the Price, the current Stage, the Agent and when it was last Updated. Open a deal from its row. On this page, Price means the budget range recorded on the deal, not a listing’s asking price.

Cards

One card per deal, laid out for browsing. A New Development card shows the deal name, the property’s address, the buyer, the developer, the available date, the commission rate, the price and the stage badge, along with when the deal was last updated.

Kanban

Every open stage has its own column, topped with a running count and a + Add deal button. Closed deals are folded into a single collapsed column at the far end. Click Show all to open it.

To move a deal along:

  1. Drag its card into another column.
  2. Drop it there. The deal takes on that column’s stage.

More on this in moving a deal from one stage to the next.

Narrow the list

You can filter deals by:

  • Stage
  • the agent who owns the deal
  • price range
  • expected closing date

You can also sort them by when they were last updated or created, or by name.

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