Basic Sales CRM
A visual sales pipeline with confidence-weighted expected revenue, stale-deal warnings, close-date grouping, and a place to attach contracts or invoice documents.
Organize opportunities, follow-ups, and sales work in Notion. Explore templates that help you see the next conversation and the health of your pipeline.
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A little structure goes a long way.A visual sales pipeline with confidence-weighted expected revenue, stale-deal warnings, close-date grouping, and a place to attach contracts or invoice documents.
A real estate commission tracker with adjustable rates, broker splits, annual targets, and earnings charts.
FreeA sales battlecard structure for comparing competitors and clarifying positioning in a customer conversation.
FreeA visual competitor comparison page for organizing product differences, use cases, and sales explanations.
FreeA personal CRM for remembering people and the context around them.
Keep customer interviews connected to the questions you are investigating.
FreeA discovery-call record for client goals, current problems, constraints, fit decisions, and a concrete dated next step.
FreeA monthly franchise reporting dashboard comparing location revenue, targets, compliance scores, and regional results.
FreeA recruitment placement tracker connecting candidate placements, client roles, commission totals, and payment status.
A B2B sales workspace linking company and contact roles to deal qualification, risk flags, prospecting cadence, quotas, and commission calculations with accelerator terms.
A paid service-sales workspace connecting leads, accounts, outreach conversations, qualified opportunities, proposals, and commercial decision records before delivery handoff or a close-loss review.
FreeA service-sales pipeline with eight stages, buyer-based exit rules, deal-health checks, and discovery records intended to keep progress tied to confirmed movement in the opportunity.
A sales database with channel records, monthly relationships, and charts for reviewing revenue patterns.
A paid speaking-opportunity tracker organizing pitches, responses, client contacts, proposals, presentation materials, follow-up tasks, and event countdowns.
Compare the purpose and included features before choosing a workspace.
Independent professionals and small sales teams.
Sales representatives and small teams comparing active opportunities with a simple forecast.
Real estate agents reviewing transaction commissions and progress toward targets.
A sales tracker earns its place when it makes the next follow-up obvious. Check whether deals connect to contacts and companies, and whether your stages match your actual process. Decide how you will update values and close dates. A compact pipeline that gets maintained is more useful than a detailed forecast nobody trusts.
A next action for each deal
Connected contacts
Stages that fit your process
About the directoryKeep the customer context, stage, agreed next step, and responsible person close to the deal. Define stages according to what has actually happened rather than optimism. Date forecast assumptions and review older opportunities so a large pipeline does not hide conversations that need action.
A contact or company, a clearly defined stage, a next action, and an owner. Values and expected dates are useful when their meaning is consistent and someone keeps them current.
Yes. This collection currently includes 13 listings with a confirmed free creator offer, alongside 3 paid or freemium options. Use the Free filter to compare them. A free version can have different features from a creator’s paid upgrade, so check the original listing and current access terms before adding it to your workspace.