Agency / consultant
CRM for agencies and consultants, from the discovery call to the signed retainer
Proposals, projects, retainers and deliverables each get a list, and every prospect is a deal on one board.
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- 01Lead
- 02Discovery call
- 03Proposal sent
- 04Negotiation
- 05Signed
- 06Lost
A week between pitches and deadlines
Prospects ask what it costs before you know what they need.
On the company you keep the services they want, their monthly budget, who decides and where the lead came from: referral, website, LinkedIn, an event or cold outreach. By the time you are on the discovery call, it is already written down.
A proposal is a document with an expiry date.
Each proposal records the date sent, how long it is good for, the fee and how you priced it (fixed fee, monthly retainer, hourly or value-based), and where it stands from drafting to accepted. The file or a link sits on the same record.
Signed work has to be watched against its hours.
A project keeps its budget, hours budgeted and hours used, the due date, the lead and where it stands from kickoff to delivered, with a link to the shared folder. A retainer keeps the monthly fee, the hours it includes, the billing day and when it renews.
Deliverables go in rounds.
Each deliverable has a due date, someone it is assigned to, a status from not started to delivered, the revision round it is on and a link. Tasks can be assigned to teammates too. If you add Books, an invoice is made from the deal.
Your lists, and what each is for
Agency / consultant adds these lists to the Clients, Companies, Deals, Tasks and Notes you already have.
Projects
Use it for each piece of work you have sold, to hold the brief, the budget and the hours.
- Project type
- Status
- Due date
- Budget
- Hours used
- Shared folder
Proposals
Use it for every proposal you send, so you can see which are still open.
- Sent on
- Good until
- Fee
- Pricing
- Status
- Proposal link
Retainers
Use it for recurring clients: what they pay, what they get and when it renews.
- Monthly fee
- Hours included
- Billing day
- Renews on
- Status
- Contract
Deliverables
Use it for the pieces a client has to approve, one record each, round by round.
- Project
- Due date
- Assigned to
- Status
- Revision round
- Link
See every field4 lists, 39 fields
Fields on each list
Projects
- Project type · DropdownFixed fee, Retainer work, Hourly, Audit
- Status · DropdownKickoff, In progress, Client review, On hold, Delivered
- Start date · Date
- Due date · Date
- Budget · Money
- Hours budgeted · Number
- Hours used · Number
- Project lead · Text
- Brief · Paragraph
- Shared folder · Link
- Files · Files & photos
Proposals
- Sent on · Date
- Good until · Date
- Fee · Money
- Pricing · DropdownFixed fee, Monthly retainer, Hourly, Value-based
- Status · DropdownDrafting, Sent, Negotiating, Accepted, Declined
- Proposal link · Link
- Proposal file · Files & photos
Retainers
- Monthly fee · Money
- Hours included · Number
- Start date · Date
- Renews on · Date
- Billing day · Number
- Scope · Paragraph
- Status · DropdownActive, Paused, Ending, Ended
- Contract · Files & photos
Deliverables
- Project · Text
- Due date · Date
- Assigned to · Text
- Status · DropdownNot started, In progress, In review, Approved, Delivered
- Revision round · Number
- Link · Link
- Files · Files & photos
Extra fields on what you already have
On Companies
- Services they want · Text
- Monthly budget · Money
- Decision maker · Text
- Lead source · DropdownReferral, Website, LinkedIn, Event, Cold outreach
On Deals
- Engagement · DropdownProject, Retainer, Hourly, Audit
- Start date · Date
Where new work comes from
A form on your website and a page where customers book. Both are set up in Settings.
A form for new enquiries.
Put a contact form on your site that asks what you need to know before a first conversation. Each enquiry arrives as a client with a deal in Lead and a task to reply.
Let prospects book the discovery call.
Share a booking page with your free times. A prospect picks one, and it's on your calendar with their details before you speak.
Starts like this
The first minutes, as they go when you sign up.
Step 1: Pick Agency / consultant
One step adds 4 lists, 39 fields and 6 deal stages. Anything you already have is left alone.Step 2: Add sample records, if you like
9 projects, 9 proposals, 8 retainers and 9 deliverables. Around them, a made-up business: clients, companies, deals in every stage, tasks, appointments and notes. All made up, so the Home page, board, lists and reports have something to show on day one. One button removes every sample.Step 3: Add your first client
Add the company you are pitching now, then put a deal on them in Lead.Step 4: Start the trial
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What stays the same
The rest of the CRM
Clients, companies, deals, tasks and notes, search, the deals board, CSV import and export, and reports work the same for every trade.Books, if you add it
Quotes, invoices and payments stay in the same app, as the Books add-on. A template does not change them.Cybie
Ask Cybie in plain words about your clients, companies, deals, tasks and notes. It asks before anything is saved. It works on those five kinds of record, not on the lists a template adds.Yours to change
Rename or remove fields, add lists of your own, and remove a list you don't use. A template is a starting point, not a box.
Other industries
- Auto dealer / auto repair
- Real estate
- Contractor / field service
- Credit / financial services
- Trucking / freight
- Roofing
- Insurance agency
- Law firm
- Landscaping / lawn care
- Cleaning services
- Property management
Don't see your trade? Start without a template and make your own lists and fields. They work the same way. See all templates.
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