Website project
North Studio
$4,200Connect contacts and companies to your deals. Move opportunities through a visual pipeline, log conversations, and set dated tasks so the next follow-up starts with context.
Illustrative CRMFictional records
An example sales pipeline
North Studio
$4,200Forma Works
$6,400Atlas Lab
$3,600Sample stages, deal values and owners.
KNOW THE PERSON. UNDERSTAND THE RELATIONSHIP.
Connect the people you talk to with their companies and deals. Keep the details together, so the next conversation starts with context instead of another search.
Operations lead
Illustrative records and amounts. These are not customer data.
THE NEXT STEP, IN PLAIN SIGHT
Bring the deal, value, company, and owner into one visual pipeline. Move an opportunity through supported stages as the conversation develops.
$4,800
$7,200
$9,600
Choose an example deal, then change its stage. Values illustrate deal amounts, not a revenue forecast.
Discussed the client workspace and agreed to share a brief.
Manually recorded interactionThe team wants to review a shared client workspace before the next call.
Notes and task changes stay in this example. Logged calls and emails describe interactions; they do not place calls or send mail.
REMEMBER THE DETAIL. KEEP THE NEXT ACTION CLOSE.
Keep notes, manually logged interactions, and dated tasks on the record. Return to what was discussed, what matters, and what should happen next.
Add a note or log a call, meeting, or email so the useful context has a home.
Record a task and mark it complete when the work is done.
Filter the timeline to focus on the notes or activities you need.
A WORKING VIEW THAT FITS YOUR TEAM
Search and filter contacts, switch between table and grid views, and define custom properties for the details your team wants to record.
| Contact | Company | Lifecycle | Lead source |
|---|---|---|---|
Alex Morgan[email protected] | North Studio | Qualified | Referral |
Maya Chen[email protected] | Avery Labs | Interested | Website enquiry |
Sam Rivera[email protected] | North Studio | New | Event |
3 example contacts shown. Lead source is an illustrative custom property entered on the record.
Import CSV or Excel files, map columns to CRM fields, and review validation and duplicate choices before importing.
Export selected or filtered records to CSV or XLSX and choose the columns you need.
CUSTOMER CONTEXT. PROJECT TRAFFIC.
Explore collected visitor and pageview data, acquisition sources, and device information from the analytics area alongside your CRM tools.
Look at visitor and pageview trends for the selected project as data is collected.
CRM record summaries are workspace totals. The project selector applies to the traffic panels.
Visitor analytics describe traffic. Contacts, companies, and deals are the relationship records you manage.
Traffic analytics need collected project data. Example figures illustrate the interface and do not represent AppStruct results.
Example project: Launch site. Figures are sample traffic, not sales conversion or revenue attribution.
START WITH YOUR NEXT CUSTOMER CONVERSATION
Start with one contact and the opportunity in front of you. Bring the context together, decide what comes next, and build a working CRM from there.
Create the contact, connect the company, and capture the useful details.
Add the deal, amount, and owner. Move it through supported stages as the conversation develops.
Record the next action with a note or dated task so the follow-up has context.
MORE THAN ONE TOOL
Your files, ideas, conversations and customers. Find their next home in AppStruct.
Keep contact details, company information, and deals in your AppStruct workspace. Link people and companies to opportunities, then add notes, activities, and custom fields as each relationship develops.
Yes. The sales board groups your deals by stage. Move a deal between supported stages or open its details to update the amount, owner, probability, and close date. The board and deal records reflect the same saved stage.
Yes. Add notes and manually log calls, meetings, or emails on contact, company, and deal timelines. Create tasks with due dates and mark them complete. Logging a call or email records its context; it does not place a call or send an email.
Yes. Add custom text, number, date, dropdown, multi-select, checkbox, link, or email fields to contacts, companies, and deals. Choose visible columns, search and filter records, and update supported fields across a selection.
Import contacts, companies, or deals from CSV, XLS, or XLSX. Map columns, review validation, and choose how to handle matches; Excel imports read the first sheet. Export selected or filtered records to CSV or XLSX with the columns you choose.
CRM summaries show workspace record counts and deal values. Separate project traffic panels show visitors, pageviews, acquisition channels, and devices as tracking data is collected. Deal amounts and probabilities summarize your records; they are not a prediction of future revenue.
Use CRM’s calendar to plan events and Project Kanban to organize project tasks. They are separate planning views alongside your sales pipeline. CRM’s calendar is distinct from AppStruct Calendar’s booking pages, and events, tasks, and deals do not automatically become one another.
When available, AI can draft company research or turn a written update into a proposed activity and follow-up task. Review the suggestion and choose what to apply; generating a draft does not save or send it. Availability and daily usage depend on the connected AI service.
No. Your AppStruct account gives you one place to access the services in your dashboard. See the pricing page for current plans and limits. View pricing →
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