See
Stages that mean something.
Lead, hot lead, booked — the same language our team used for years.
Pipeline
Watch people warm up — then book.
Suspect to meeting, on one board. You see the hop. Linq AI spots who’s close.
A board that looks like work, not a wallpaper.
Act
The next tap is obvious.
Open the thread. Book the meeting. Nudge the quiet ones.
Forecast
Meetings you can count.
Not a vibe. A number, weighted by how the chats actually feel.
How the board works
From a name to a meeting you can count.
Deals appear when people enter a sequence. Stages mean the same thing our team used for years.
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Deals make themselves
A contact enters a sequence. A card appears. You don’t invent rows.
- 02
Stages that mean something
Suspect, prospect, lead, hot lead, booked — drag a card and the contact status follows.
- 03
Linq AI weights the week
A forecast strip above the board: who’s likely this week and this month, from how the chats feel.
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Then send it to sales
After a meeting, open a sales pipeline with your own stages — from qualified to closed.
Two boards, one journey
Lead first. Sales when you’re ready.
The lead board gets you meetings. The sales board is yours to close.
Lead pipeline
Service delivery from first tap to booked meeting. Stages stay honest. AI predicts meeting chance.
Sales pipeline
What happens after the meeting. Your stages. Your values. No costume forecast.
Meeting forecast
A strip you can click. Not a vibe — expected meetings from real conversation signals.
The next tap is obvious
Open the thread. Book the meeting. Nudge the quiet ones. Snooze what can wait.
Filters that remember
Project, campaign, sequence, owner, last action. Saved views. Share the URL.
Link the journey
Won on the lead board can become a sales deal — so the full hop is visible.
The hop
Same language our experts used.
Lead, hot lead, booked — not a wallpaper of pretty columns. Cards show the contact, the last tap, and whether a note or task is waiting.
Forecast
Meetings you can put in a Monday email.
Linq AI looks at projects, campaigns, sequences, and how chats actually feel — then weights the week. You can override a number if you know better.
This week
LikelyWarmingQuiet
Straight answers
Before you open the board.
See the hop. Count the meetings.
Suspect to booked on one board. Linq AI spots who’s close.