| Firm | Location | Type | Fit | Stage | Priority | Opportunities | Next Action | Last Activity | Quick actions |
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| Firm | Location | Type | Fit | Stage | Priority | Opportunities | Next Action | Last Activity | Quick actions |
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Set a follow-up without leaving the table. The change saves locally and syncs to your private cloud copy when connected.
Sign in to your private Supabase CRM. Your browser copy remains available until you choose to import it.
Owner sign-in only. New accounts cannot access or create CRM records.
Your browser copy saves immediately. When you are signed in and the status reads ☁ Cloud: synced, the same CRM also saves automatically to your private Supabase account.
☁ Cloud: synced means your private cloud copy is live. Routine edits update only the firm you changed. Recovery imports merge records and never perform a full cloud replacement.Export JSON backup is a complete portable copy, including deleted-firm history. Importing replaces only the browser copy; use the explicit cloud merge after reviewing it.Link backup file… creates a JSON file that updates automatically after each change. Firefox and Safari do not support this, so use Export/Import JSON there.A — High priority, B — Medium priority and C — Low priority to sequence outreach. This is separate from the commercial-fit tier, which assesses account quality.Command centre for the current outreach queue and incomplete records. In the table, the Quick actions column lets you mark a firm contacted, cycle its priority, or plan the next follow-up without opening the full record.Delete firm. After confirmation, it removes the firm and its contacts, opportunities and activity history from this browser and, when cloud is synced, from your private cloud copy. Restore it only from a backup or by adding it again.Pipeline stages: Not Contacted → Contacted → Engaged/Replied → Meeting Held → Committed/Passed. In the board view, drag a card between columns to change its stage. At the final stage, mark the outcome as Committed (won) or Passed (declined).
Only the same non-placeholder email address attached to more than one firm is flagged. Similar names alone are not treated as a conflict.